Wiki & Encyclopedia: Lan Ke Qi Yuan

A high-ranking consort of the Hongwu Emperor, valued for her grace, administrative tact, and social intelligence within the palace.

The daughter of the Hongwu Emperor, known for her dignified presence and poise.

The late father of the Hongwu Emperor. He appeared to his son in a prophetic dream after his passing, urging him to trust and rely on the guidance of Yin Zhaoxian.

The Grand Master and mentor to the Hongwu Emperor during his youth. A man of deep foresight who recognized the Emperor's potential and emphasized the importance of wise scholars like Yin Zhaoxian.

The ruling monarch of the Great Zhen Dynasty. He is a pragmatic and perceptive ruler currently orchestrating a political and personal union between his daughter, Princess Changping, and the promising official Yin Qing.

The wife of Yin Zhaoxian and mother to Yin Qing and Yin Zhong, deeply concerned with the future happiness and marriage prospects of her children.

The divine guardian of the Chunmu River, manifesting as a white dragon. He frequently visits the River God Shrine in his human form, using the alias 'Bai Wenchuan' to critique the poetry of local scholars.

An ancient aquatic being dwelling in the Chunmu River, known for his elder status and past discussions on divine matters with Yin Qing.

A sentient spiritual fish residing in the Chunmu River, and a close friend of the fox spirit Hu Yun.

An ancient aquatic being, specifically a giant turtle, dwelling in the Chunmu River. He is a respectful associate of both Ji Yuan and the local River God.

A sentient spiritual carp, often referred to as the 'Big Green Fish', residing in the Chunmu River. She is a loyal companion to the local water deities and a close friend of the fox spirit Hu Yun.

A noble figure of authority related to the Tongtian River, whose identity was once usurped by a manipulative fox spirit.

The heir of a prominent, politically entrenched family in the Great Zhen Dynasty. His history is deeply entangled with spiritual debt and encounters with supernatural entities.

An opportunistic man from the pleasure boat who attempts to fabricate a near-drowning incident to attract a spiritual rescue, hoping to secure prosperity.

A courtesan aboard a pleasure boat who assists Li Jinlai in his schemes. She is a woman of humble station, hoping to attain freedom from her difficult circumstances.

A fraudulent practitioner operating in Chunhui Prefecture who poses as a master of the supernatural. He fabricates claims of being a student of the immortal Ji Yuan to deceive the gullible for financial gain.

The paternal ancestor of Ji Yuan, known for sharing folklore and legends during the protagonist's childhood which provided the crucial context for his current predicament.

A colleague of Ji Yuan who joined the camping trip. He is known for his energetic and somewhat silly behavior, such as playing with tree branches as if they were a weapon.

A colleague of Ji Yuan participating in the camping trip, who takes charge of organizing practical tasks like setting up the cooking area.

A young boy and the disciple of Du Changsheng, who assists him in his daily affairs and accompany him on his journey.

A member of the aquatic tribe under the command of the Chunmu River God. He assists Du Changsheng and Wang Xiao in navigating the river, though he is currently hampered by the sun's power.

A high-ranking elder of the Xianxia Island sect who possesses a refined, cultured appearance akin to a Confucian scholar. He is perceptive and courteous, quickly recognizing and respecting the cultivation level of others.

Powerful leaders of the Xianxia Island sect who coordinate complex formations to suppress demonic forces and seal terrestrial miasma. They are currently leading the battle, utilizing high-level cultivation techniques to restrain their enemies.

A elusive and manipulative demonic figure whose true whereabouts are unknown. Known for his deceptive nature and tendency to avoid direct conflict.

A sturdy and virtuous farmer from Maotan Village. Despite the hardships of the era, he displays profound moral character by organizing his fellow villagers to inter corpses found in the wilderness, hoping to prevent the spread of disease.

A fellow laborer and neighbor to Liao Daqiu. He acts as a supportive companion, aiding in the virtuous task of burying the dead to maintain the safety of their village.

The village head of Maotan Village. He is an elder who commands respect and takes responsibility for the welfare of the village, keenly aware of the dangers posed by untreated corpses in times of chaos.

The local spiritual guardian of the area surrounding Maotan Village. He is weary and distressed, burdened by the realization that he lacks the power to stop the malicious Epidemic Ghost from spreading corruption.

A malevolent, supernatural entity that manifests as a harbinger of plague. Its corruption is profound enough that even local underworld authorities struggle to contain its influence.

An aging, experienced leader of Maotan Village. Trusted by the community for his wisdom, he spearheads the village's defensive preparations after receiving a prophetic warning from the local Earth Deity.

The modest-looking yet benevolent local guardian spirit of Maotan Village. He takes preemptive action to warn the villagers of an encroaching supernatural threat.

An artisan based in the county seat, professionalized in creating paper items for funeral rites. He is pragmatic and focused on his business, unaware of the supernatural implications of his work.

The proprietor and head physician of the Life-Saving Hall. He is a compassionate individual who respects the villagers of Maotan for their virtuous deeds and provides them medical guidance.

The tactical leader of the departed soldiers at the Mass Grave Ridge. He instills discipline and morale in his fellow spirits, training them to fight in formation to defend the living.

An administrative official in the spirit realm responsible for managing ghost messengers and maintaining order. He uses a specialized judgment brush to weaken supernatural threats in battle.

Minor spiritual officials tasked with patrolling human settlements during the night to maintain order and monitor the presence of spirits.

The souls residing in the mass grave who maintain a strong sense of duty. They have organized themselves into a disciplined martial formation to defend the local village against demonic infestations.

The displaced and transient souls residing in the mass grave. Under the leadership of their chosen general, they have organized themselves into a disciplined martial formation to defend the local village against demonic infestations.

The brave, self-sacrificing leader of the Mass Grave Spirits. Though not a high-ranking officer in his former life, he is revered as a General by his comrades for his leadership and protection of the living. He was grievously wounded while defending Maotan Village.

The eldest son of Liao Daqiu, who departed for military service nine years ago. His disappearance without news has left his family in despair, though unknown to them, he remains alive.

A diligent military officer serving as a Junhou at the northern gate of a frontier city in the Yuanzhao Kingdom. He performs his duties with disciplined professionalism despite the desolate state of his country and the lack of proper supplies.

The devoted and strong-willed wife of Liao Daqiu. She shares the deep anguish of losing her eldest son and is overwhelmed with joy and gratitude upon learning that he may still be alive.

The stern commander of the border city, respected by his troops, who struggles with the lack of government support, supplies, and the burden of duty.

The six-year-old younger brother of Liao Zhengbao, born long after his brother left for military service.

An official yamen runner from Dahe County who serves as the messenger for the letter sent by Liao Zhengbao.

A minor military official responsible for administrative tasks at the border city's north gate.

An acquaintance of Ji Yuan, referenced as one of the individuals scheduled to meet with him.

An acquaintance of Ju Yuanzi who arrived early at Moon Deer Mountain to make preparations for the group's departure on the boundary transit.

A mysterious youth encountered at Dingfeng Ferry carrying a peach branch. He is clearly not human, possessing a perception that was briefly overwhelmed by Ji Yuan's presence.

A disciple acting as a guide at Dingfeng Ferry, responsible for retrieving new arrivals from the Yan and Zong families.

The experienced female leader of the Weimei Sect delegation. She commands respect, maintains a cold and composed demeanor, and possesseskeen spiritual perception.

A diligent duty officer stationed at Dingfeng Ferry, responsible for managing logistics and greeting visiting cultivators.

A vendor in the Dingfeng Ferry market who trades in rare spiritual curiosities, small spirits, and mysterious exotic items.

A mysterious and malevolent individual appearing youthful yet carrying a peach branch that radiates an aura of decay and evil, capable of unnerving even other cultivators.

A member of the Four-Ears (Si Ting) beast race employed by Xuanxin Mansion at the ferry port. He possesses the ability to perceive the nature and secrets of cultivators.

A disciplined and observant younger cultivator serving as a disciple under Daoist Master Yangming.

A senior Daoist cultivator from Yuhuai Mountain responsible for managing and shielding the younger disciples from high-level political interactions.

An official Intendant of the Xuanxin Mansion flying ship, tasked with diplomatic communication with high-level cultivators.

A young and proud member of the dragon race who nearly perished after being infested by deadly parasites in the Desolate Sea. He possesses the ability to fly and emit fire.

An official of the Xuanxin Mansion responsible for the management and logistical affairs of the flying ship. He is respectful and accommodating toward cultivators of high standing.

An anonymous cultivator fishing on the Mirror Sea who initially underestimated Ji Yuan's abilities, only to be shocked when Ji Yuan successfully caught a rare creature.

A cultivator affiliated with the Jingxuan Sea Pavilion who possesses an eccentric and unyielding obsession with high-quality food. Despite his shameless persistence in trying to taste Ji Yuan's cooking, he is a knowledgeable practitioner capable of recognizing high-level spiritual items.

Formerly the Yuan Emperor of the Great Zhen Dynasty. He shed his worldly identity after passing to cultivate the Dao in a newly formed body. He is a disciple of the old beggar.

A young cultivator and fellow disciple of Yang Zong. He shares a history with Ji Yuan from his days as a young beggar.

A powerful and talented cultivator who maintains a complex, often bickering, relationship with Ji Yuan. He is the master who reshaped Yang Zong's physical body and serves as his mentor.

A cultivation sect that prescribes the doctrine of 'cultivating the heart' to maintain composure, though its members are arguably short-tempered and competitive when challenged.

A cultivation sect that prides itself on its mastery of wind manipulation techniques and is a fierce rival to the Qianyuan Sect.

A cold-eyed commander of a cavalry unit within the Great Xiu Dynasty, capable of utilizing True Qi to enhance the lethality of his archery.

A fox spirit purportedly from the Kumu Tomb, formally accused by the Heavenly Masters Office of causing deaths in the Bianrong Prefecture.

An enigmatic and powerful woman in white robes who possesses the ability to manipulate reality through thread-like energy, demonstrating a protective affinity for the fox clan.

The self-important and naive Mountain God of Pozi Mountain. He appears as a spirit in simple cloth garments, taking excessive pride in his divine duties despite being easily manipulated by those he guards.

Formerly the Grand Commissioner who led a massive expedition and a fleet of over two hundred ships in search of Xianxia Island. He currently lives as a humble vegetable seller in the capital of the Great Xiu Dynasty and holds deep respect for Ji Yuan.

A loyal, elderly servant with graying hair who has served the Qiao family for decades, remaining steadfast even after the family's decline.

The ruler of the Great Xiu Dynasty. Obsessed with finding immortality, he initially reacted with impulsive rage when his expeditions returned empty-handed, though he demonstrated restraint under the advice of his Grand Preceptor.

An imperial advisor and cultivator in the Great Xiu court capable of divination. He recognized the truthfulness of Qiao Yong's claims by sensing that Qiao was protected by a powerful being beyond his own ability to measure or calculate.

The divine overseer and protector of the Great Xiu capital city, possessing significant spiritual authority.

The Capital City God of the Great Xiu Dynasty. He is a high-ranking deity responsible for the city's spiritual administration and possesses significant, though not invincible, divine power.

The Grand Preceptor of the Great Xiu Dynasty. A cultivator and imperial advisor skilled in sensing spiritual threats and recognizing the immense power of true immortals.

The ruler of the Great Xiu Dynasty. He is a shrewd politician who blends genuine, yet manipulative, concern for subordinates with strategic shifts in demeanor to maintain imperial authority.

An elderly eunuch serving the Emperor who handles palace logistical inquiries.

An authentic divine entity of the Tongtian River who possesses the authority to confiscate malicious spiritual items like blood talismans.

A senior elder of the Xianxia Island sect deeply impressed by Ji Yuan's 'Heavenly Collapse Sword Intent.' He is enthusiastic about collaborating on magical artifact creation and possesses considerable influence within his sect.

A loyal subordinate and leader within the Old Dragon's aquatic domain, tasked with handling communications while his master is away.

The authoritative leader of the Jiufeng Mountain sect. He is a diplomatic and powerful figure who manages the logistics and political balance of the Immortal Wandering Conference.

A powerful entity residing in the East Yun Continent with vast cultivation power, currently traveling to join the refinement process as the fifth required executor.

The leader of the female cultivators from the Weimei Sect who arrived at the Immortal Wandering Conference.

A cultivator from Jiufeng Mountain who previously met Ji Yuan and is now assigned to receive the delegation from Yuhuai Mountain.

A cultivator from Jiufeng Mountain who, along with Lin Jian, previously invited Ji Yuan to the conference.

A dignified, middle-aged looking cultivator with a dark beard and purple robes. He hails from Wuliang Mountain and seeks out the Yuhuai sect to express gratitude to Ji Yuan for saving his disciple, Mo Yu.

The gifted disciple of Song Lun who was saved from a perilous demonic threat by Ji Yuan years ago.

The senior master of Song Lun residing at Wuliang Mountain. He possesses a keen interest in Ji Yuan's mysterious origins.

A ferocious and powerful demon creature boasting incredible physical strength and control over earth energy. It serves as a formidable combatant until ultimately vanquished.

A powerful demonic entity capable of controlling water, manifesting as a large serpent in battle to engage opponents.

An elusive deity presiding over the geographic region of Pozi Mountain, known to hide deep beneath the foundation of a newly constructed temple.

A young, determined boy leading a group of grieving children through treacherous terrain. Following his grandfather's, he seeks the legendary Qingtian Mountain in hopes of finding immortals to resurrect his deceased family.

A determined companion to Aze who assists in protecting the group and shares the burden of standing watch through the night.

One of the younger children within the group who relies on the protection of Aze and the older travelers.

One of the younger children within the group who relies on the protection of Aze and the older travelers.

A mysterious and benevolent observer who rides a leopard; he possesses supernatural abilities that allow him to manipulate weather effects and accelerate the growth of natural resources.

A legendary figure from Douyang folklore believed to have achieved immortality by entering the Qingtian Mountains. He is often cited by seekers as an example of successful cultivation and perseverance.

A man known to the group of children, formerly a servant in a wealthy household in a large city. His past experiences provide the children with insights into the lives of the nobility.

An elder and storyteller from the children's village who provided moral guidance and folklore before passing away.

A cultivator and disciple of the Jiufeng Mountain sect. He is tasked by the Sect Leader to investigate individuals seeking the path of immortality within the mountain ranges.

A senior disciple of the Jiufeng Mountain sect, often working in tandem with Junior Brother Jin to handle sect affairs and respond to the Sect Leader's directives.

A kind-hearted and spirited young cultivator of the Jiufeng Mountain sect. She befriends Zhuang Ze and serves as a bridge of communication between him and the sect's higher-ups. She is curious about the mortal world and the afterlife.

A local elderly farmer working in the fields who is inherently suspicious and superstitious. He mistakenly identifies the protagonists as ghosts upon hearing they originated from the desolate southern region.

A ruthless and violent ringleader of a band of highwaymen operating on the North Mountain Ridge. He obtained Aze's grandfather's dagger by killing a passing merchant. He was incapacitated by an immobilization spell and subsequently executed by Aze.

A young man who carries the weight of a tragic past and intense inner demons. Despite his tumultuous emotions and propensity for resentment, he possesses a fundamentally kind heart. He is driven by a deep longing to see his deceased relatives and seeks to navigate his path between humanity and demonic influence.

The deceased patriarch of the Zhuang family. He retains love and concern for his grandson, admonishing his dangerous ventures into the afterlife.

The deceased grandfather of Aze, currently residing as a spirit in the Netherworld. He is protective of his grandson and offers pragmatic advice on how to conduct himself in the world of cultivators.

The divine official governing the Netherworld's administrative district for North Ridge Prefecture. He has secretly fallen to demonic corruption, manifesting as a distorted, bellicose deity.

The former City God of North Ridge Prefecture. Originally a virtuous gentleman, he succumbed to demonic corruption over centuries due to the unstable state of the world cutting off his spiritual strength. He was eventually purified and destroyed by Ji Yuan.

The older twin brother and loyal companion to Aze. He works alongside A-Long and his brother at the Bin Yue Inn.

The younger twin brother and loyal companion to Aze. He works alongside A-Long and his brother at the Bin Yue Inn.

The cunning and abrasive manager of the Xiuxin Building, known for exploiting young girls. Her arrogance is swiftly punished by Ji Yuan.

The owner of the Xiuxin Building, a bully who preys on the weak and is terrified when faced with true supernatural power.

The Sect Leader of Jiufeng Mountain. He is a high-ranking immortal, dignified and composed, who oversees the sect's affairs and holds deep respect for Ji Yuan.

The charismatic son of the Lord of the Tongtian River. He is inquisitive and spirited, maintaining a respectful and warm relationship with Ji Yuan, whom he views as an uncle.

An elderly resident of Ning'an County who formerly worked as a waiter at the Miaowailou restaurant. He remembers Ji Yuan from their brief interaction many years ago and holds him in high, respectful regard.

A suitor proposed to the Sun family by a matchmaker. He is a prospective scholar from a family with connections to the Huìyuán Academy and political figures, though Yaya holds him in low regard.

An opportunistic and eloquent professional matchmaker who attempts to broker a marriage for Sun Yaya, ignorant of the supernatural status of Ji Yuan.

The father of Sun Yaya and son of Sun Fu. He helps operate the family noodle stall and is ambitious regarding his family's social standing.

The mother of Sun Yaya. She is attentive to household matters and deeply concerned about securing a favorable future for her daughter.

A high-ranking government official with significant political influence and an acquaintance of Ji Yuan.

A neighbor living in Tongshu Ward who frequently interacts with members of the Sun family.

A gray mink disciple-in-training at the Cloud Mountain Monastery who participates in Daoist rites.

The Prefect of Shuilou Prefecture who respects the practitioners of the Cloud Mountain Monastery. He is a pragmatic administrator currently seeking supernatural aid for the ailing imperial official Yin Zhaoxian.

A storyteller who maintains a significant connection with Ji Yuan. He accompanied the goddess Zhang Rui to Yanzhou years ago.

A goddess associated with local shrines who shares a history of cooperation with Ji Yuan. She holds a pledge regarding the maiden Bai Ruo.

A white deer demon who previously served as a disciple and companion to Ji Yuan. She has spent twenty-six years in the Underworld accompanying her departed husband.

A high-ranking government official of the Great Zhen Dynasty who has issued specific instructions regarding the status of the prisoner Wang Li.

The head jailer of Changyang Prefecture Prison who is plotting to lethally poison Wang Li to secure future benefits from the Xiao family.

A spiritual administrator of Changyang Prefecture who oversees bureaucratic affairs and records, holding knowledge of the spiritual hierarchy.

A figure observed within the internal world of Wang Li's consciousness. He appears to be a manifestation or past-life iteration of the storyteller, depicted as a warrior fighting to protect others during a desperate escape.

An influential local power figure whose indifference served as a passive form of protection for Wang Li, preventing his enemies from taking direct action.

An administrative official of the local Underworld bureau, disciplined in protocol and responsible for welcoming honored guests like Ji Yuan.

An enforcement official of the local Underworld bureau, tasked with maintaining security and protocol at the entrance to the spirit realm.

A spirit whose life force is fading, requiring the intervention of Ji Yuan to manage his transition into the afterlife.

The presiding divine official of the spirit realm within the capital, responsible for afterlife administration and maintaining strict protocol for visiting immortals.

The refined and dignified wife of Yin Zhaoxian, now holding the poise befitting a Prime Minister's spouse.

A medical practitioner assigned to the Yin residence to care for the ailing Yin Zhaoxian, unaware that the illness is a ruse.

A young child of the Yin family known for his lively and curious nature; he possesses a natural affinity for Ji Yuan and eagerly attends to his presence.

A young child of the Yin family, sibling to Yin Chi. Like his sibling, he shares a deep fondness and genuine respect for Ji Yuan.

The heir to the Great Zhen throne. He is a steadfast and loyal student of Yin Zhaoxian, deeply conflicted by the political tension between his imperial duties and his profound respect for his teacher.

A high-ranking court official, cited as a figure who instigates political friction and moves against the interests of the Yin family.

The heir to the throne of Great Zhen and son of Emperor Hongwu. He is intelligent and deeply concerned for the welfare of his mentors and relatives, often feeling conflicted between his personal morals and the harsh demands of imperial rule.

The wise and elderly Head of the Imperial Observatory, characterized by his white hair and expertise in astronomical phenomena and mystical instruments.

A seemingly frail attendant to the Emperor who possesses secretly profound, innate martial prowess, serving as the Emperor's efficient and lethal enforcer.

A mysterious and cryptic mentor figure whom Du Changsheng reveres; his advice serves as the foundational, albeit daunting, guidance for Du's career.

The son of Censor-in-chief Xiao Du. A principled man who suffers from a mysterious condition rendering him unable to sire children, leading to intense friction with his father over forced arranged marriages.

A young child of the Yin family who serves as a guide for guests within the estate.

A young child of the Yin family who helps escort visitors through the residence.

A young child living in a humble residence near the Imperial City. He was born with a large black birthmark on his forehead, which mysteriously disappeared following an encounter with Ji Yuan.

A loyal Imperial Eunuch with hidden martial prowess who assists in the ritual for Yin Zhaoxian.

The mother of the Yin family, who remains composed and calm despite the supernatural events occurring during the ritual.

The wife of Xiao Ling. A gentle and observant woman who serves as a pillar of emotional support for her husband, despite remaining largely disconnected from the intricacies of his political life.

A scholar and opportunistic relative of the Xiao family. He is driven by greed and ambition, having sought supernatural wealth from the Old Turtle, and is now desperately trying to maintain his favor while pursuing a political career.

A powerful deity presiding over the Tongtian River. She is the divine figure offended by Xiao Ling, leading to the curse that prevents him from having offspring.

The deity presiding over the Chunmu River. He provided spiritual counsel to the Old Turtle, encouraging him to persevere through hardship in anticipation of a future breakthrough.

A powerful aquatic deity associated with the Tongtian River. She possesses immense control over meteorological phenomena and acts with indifferent authority regarding mortal affairs.

A merchant running a roadside tea stall who is pragmatic, calculating, and sensitive to currency values, showing a reluctance to accept non-local coinage.

A weary traveler lacking financial means, who inadvertently loses his coin purse and is prompted by the innkeeper to seek shelter in the Old River God Temple.

A naive and kind-hearted traveling scholar who finds himself impoverished and stranded. Despite his own hardships, he exhibits traditional Confucian virtues by sharing his limited food and offering shelter to travelers.

A profound and perceptive ox spirit whom Ji Yuan affectionately calls the 'Simple-minded Bull.' He is a rare being capable of earning Ji Yuan's genuine respect.

A cultivator and acquaintance of the ox spirit Niu Batian.

An acquaintance of Ji Yuan who extended an invitation to visit his residence at Tianshui Lake.

The local deity overseeing the spiritual administration of Ning'an County, whom Ji Yuan intends to visit after his rest.

A local resident of Ning'an County who operates a humble noodle stall.

A high-ranking administrative official within the Underworld responsible for measuring and penalizing human sins based on karmic merit.

A scholarly Underworld official tasked with managing the administrative balance between the realm of the living and the dead.

A venerable elder of the Wei family in the Zuyue Kingdom, known for his refined martial arts and authority over the family estate.

A prominent warrior of the Wei family whose martial prowess has grown significantly, making him a figure of considerable renown in the Zuyue Kingdom.

A ruddy-faced, authoritative elder of the Wei family who manages guest relations and greets high-ranking visitors to the manor.

A polite and commercially astute young man representing the Jiang Clan Trading House, noted for his people skills.

The alias used by Ji Yuan while infiltrating the Wei Manor. He presents himself as an expert in the Iron Punishment Technique, a former official of the Great Zhen Dynasty.

A malevolent corpse spirit and sinister entity who claims affiliation with the mysterious Apocalypse Alliance. He is cunning and pragmatic, recognizing his adversarial relationship with Ji Yuan while attempting to leverage their mutual opposition to his advantage.

A high-ranking member of the Wei clan. Following the destruction of his family's estate due to their illicit and evil practices, he was left broken and surrendered himself to the local mortal authorities to face judgment.

The wife of the Lake Lord Gao Tianming, who resides with him within the Tianshui Lake underwater estate.

A young, opportunistic Daoist wearing gray robes and a traditional crown. He operates a street stall selling talismans and is eager to solicit wealthy patrons for his master's exorcism services.

A chubby and enthusiastic disciple of Zou Yuanxian. He serves as the junior apprentice to Gai Ruling and is eager to assist his master and guests.

Known as the Master of the Two Flowers, he is a disheveled-looking exorcist. Despite his slovenly appearance, he is the guardian of an ancient, mysterious Star Banner and holds deep respect for spiritual power.

The elder brother of Yan Fei and the current leader of the Yan Clan. He holds a position of authority and is deeply invested in the clan's prestige.

A renowned 'Divine Catcher' known for his booming voice and imposing presence. A member of the Nine Young Knights, he serves the imperial authority and possesses a high reputation across both江湖 (Jianghu) and official circles.

The eldest of the gathering Nine Young Knights, a weathered warrior known for his rough hands and vast martial experience.

A stoic, one-armed swordsman and former member of the Nine Young Knights.

A former member of the Nine Young Knights who withdrew from the world to pursue a monastic life in Buddhism.

A legendary martial artist and founder of the Zuo family legacy, known for his dominance in the martial world.

A prodigious and ambitious young boy from the Zuo family in Guilai County. He possesses remarkable natural talent and dreams of surpassing his ancestors to become the greatest martial artist in the world.

The legendary ancestor of the Zuo family, highly regarded in family history for having received direct guidance from the immortal Ji Yuan.

A formidable demon entity known for harboring a past grudge against the Old Ox. She is currently active within the Tianbao Kingdom, contributing to the schemes of the Apocalypse Alliance.

A free-spirited traveler possessing a large back-box for transporting items and offerings. He values camaraderie and fine spirits, instantly forming connections with those who demonstrate refined character or impressive constitution.

The sturdy and boisterous proprietor of a wine shop in Lianyue Prefecture, famous for his signature 'Great Cellar' liquor.

The Princess of the Tingliang Kingdom, currently traveling amidst an official diplomatic entourage.

A fox demon disguised as a refined and coquettish noblewoman residing within the Hui Estate. She is adept at masking her demonic aura, though she remains vulnerable to those with high-level spiritual perception.

The current Prefect of Lianyue Prefecture and master of the Hui Estate. A retired former court official with deep, entrenched connections to the imperial family.

A cunning and dangerous fox demon possessing at least six tails; she specializes in infiltration and enchantment, currently disguised as the Emperor's favorite consort.

The ruler of the Tianbao Kingdom, currently plagued by nightmares and under the corrupting influence of the fox demon disguised as his consort.

A high-ranking royal consort whose gentle appearance serves as a disguise for the fox demon Tu Yun.

A powerful mythical beast and companion to Ji Yuan. He possesses keen perception, though often struggles to identify 'Human-Body Gods' without direct explanation.

A virtuous man residing in Dongle County. Upon his passing, it is revealed that he hosts a profound spiritual manifestation known as a 'Human-Body God'.

A learned Confucian scholar who possesses the spiritual insight to perceive events beyond the mortal veil, such as the arrival of Underworld envoys.

High-ranking officials of the Underworld bureaucracy responsible for escorting the souls of the deceased. They hold great reverence for powerful immortals like Ji Yuan.

The supreme leader of Xianxia Island who coordinates the strategic search for the Phoenix and communicates vital orders to his elders.

A legendary divine bird and ancient spiritual being worshipped by the cultivators of Xianxia Island, known to occasionally rest upon ancient wutong trees.

A sentient and innate spiritual being born from within the inner universe of Huang Xingye. It possesses a distinct, calm personality and innate spiritual insight, currently under the protective guidance of Ji Yuan.

An experienced practitioner leading a branch of the Xianxia Island sect, responsible for guiding his disciples and maintaining critical defensive formations under dire circumstances.

A powerful demon that manifests as a beast the size of a small mountain, possessing immense raw strength and armor-like hide, capable of shattering mountains and swatting away spiritual energy.

An elderly resident living in the Tianniu Ward who has aged significantly over the years. He is a humble acquaintance of Ji Yuan and deeply respects him, associating the return of the immortal with the sweet scent of jujube blossoms.

One of the sentient, animated 'Little Characters' that reside in Ji Yuan's courtyard. It is responsible for keeping watch over the courtyard inhabitants.

A female martial artist among Yan Fei's group, characterized as impatient and prone to frustration when faced with difficult conditions.

An acquaintance of Ji Yuan, distinguished in the immortal's mind as being far more warm-hearted and altruistic than the group of nine young warriors.

A massive and ancient True Dragon of immense power and stature. He possesses the ability to command lightning and manipulate the sea, and he holds deep, personal grievance against the existence of dragon-corpse insects.

A sovereign ruler of a specific region in the outer East Sea, commanding authority among the aquatic races.

Administrators responsible for the operation and passenger management of the inter-boundary flying ships, characterized by their professional and cautious demeanor.

A knowledgeable rogue cultivator at the Chaoyuan stage of cultivation. He is widely respected by his peers for his keen insight and is frequently looked to for his ability to discern the true capabilities of others.

A highly experienced and physically capable mountaineer used as a figure of speech to emphasize the extreme, insurmountable nature of the peaks where the immortals meet.

A timid, low-level nature deity presiding over Pozi Mountain. He possesses a weak connection to the earth's meridians, causing him to hide from stronger immortals to ensure his own safety. He is easily fearful when confronted by powerful cultivators.

An elder participating in the treasure refinement.

Also known as the Dragon King, an immensely powerful draconic entity who can manifest in human form.