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A mysterious figure mentioned by Lu Xichuan as someone to be approached with extreme caution. Likely a key member of the Wei clan hierarchy within the Xijian Pavilion.

A disciple of the Xijian Pavilion who is currently accompanying Wei Wuji. He is somewhat timid and prone to being scolded by his senior brother.

A disciple of the Xijian Pavilion who serves as a tour guide for visitors. He is remarkably skilled at managing his personal time to juggle various duties, earning the amusement and envy of observers.

An authoritative Elder within the Xijian Pavilion who presides over the Law Enforcement Hall and enforces strict discipline.

A stout, fat disciple of the Xijian Pavilion who is often relegated to guarding the mountain gates.

A disciple of Xijian Pavilion and the biological sister of Wei Luochan. She is emotionally entangled with Luo Daying and appears deeply hurt by his attempts to distance himself from her.

One of the 'Four Young Masters' of the Xijian Pavilion, associated with the Huanhua Pavilion.

One of the 'Four Young Masters' of the Xijian Pavilion, associated with the Tangxi Pavilion.

One of the 'Four Young Masters' of the Xijian Pavilion, associated with the Tianpu Pavilion.

A powerful and influential figure within the Longchi Pavilion and the primary antagonist of Lu Xichuan. He is the central target of Luo Daying's clandestine revenge plot.

A figure from Lin Caiwei's past, remembered for his roguish charm and poetic nature. His name is associated with a nostalgic memory of a rainy encounter and possesses significant literary allusions.

The Teaching Elder currently in power at the Tianpu Pavilion.

Also known as Beihe, the grandson of Elder Murong Cheng and one of the 'Four Young Masters' of the Xijian Pavilion.

Also known as Shuimo, one of the 'Four Young Masters' of the Xijian Pavilion, associated with the Tangxi Pavilion. Considered slightly stronger than Wei Luochan.

Also known as Changtian, one of the 'Four Young Masters' of the Xijian Pavilion, associated with the Huanhua Pavilion. Considered slightly stronger than Wei Luochan.

A mysterious female figure whom Ning Wucai considers a potential ally for group combat.

A disciple of the Tianpu Pavilion with military experience from the borderlands. He is an earnest fighter who becomes the victim of Wei Luochan's vicious assault during the tournament.

A short-haired female disciple of the Tianpu Pavilion who deeply cares for Su Pengfei and was devastated by his injury during the tournament.

A disciple representing the Tianpu Pavilion in the Sword Monarch Tournament.

A disciple of the Tangxi Pavilion, rumored to have successfully resolved a dangerous case involving supernatural entities before joining the sect.

A figure of significant status whose name commands instant respect and fear from members of the Xijian Pavilion. He is the true identity behind the sect founder Feng Yunqing.

The Master of the Tianpu Pavilion, often appearing aloof or drowsy, yet he remains politically astute enough to recognize and exploit the fractures within the Xijian Pavilion leadership.

The refined and elegant leader of one of the branches of the Xijian Pavilion, distinguished by the begonia patterns on his robes. He is using this incident to maneuver against his rivals within the sect.

A female elder of the Xijian Pavilion who opposes the internal power grab. She manifests a blue leopard through her Star Essence cultivation.

A high-ranking Elder within the Xijian Pavilion associated with the Longchi Pavilion. He is actively involved in the internal coup to maneuver for control.

A short, stout Elder of the Xijian Pavilion, currently aligned with Xu Henshui in the bid to seize control of the sect.

The refined, elegant, and politically savvy leader of the Tangxi Pavilion within the Xijian Pavilion. He maintains a neutral stance, ultimately arbitrating the disputes to restore order.

The guardian deity of the Bahe River. A tragic figure who sacrificed himself to protect the area, only to be suppressed by an evil array and erased from the memories of the local people by Ma Cheng and his patrons. He is visually revealed as a red-clad entity bound in chains.

The proud and manipulative wife of Magistrate Ma. She initially attempted to use her status to threaten the villagers but ultimately panicked, revealing her own infidelities and the scandalous illegitimacy of her son under political pressure.

A co-conspirator of the Ma family. He was involved in numerous criminal acts in Bahe County, including extortion, kidnapping, and the murder of those who opposed the Ma family's influence.

A deceased songstress of Fuxiang Pavilion who was driven to her grave by the relentless persecution of Magistrate Ma.

A man in his thirties with a lean face and wide robes who served as the steward of the Ma residence. He maintained his integrity by secretly helping villagers despite his position, and is the guardian of the child Xiaoliuzi.

A man whose household was responsible for misdeeds in Bahe County. He was involved in the forced marriage of Meng Niang and has met a deserved downfall.

A woman who was forcibly taken as a wife by Ma Cheng.

The younger brother of Lu Xichuan who feigned insanity for twenty years specifically to mask his intentions and wait for the perfect moment to exact revenge on Wei Luochan.

A high-level figure associated with the Leiyin Temple in Xiliang.

A figure mentioned as one of the people Lu Xichuan saved in the past.

The current Sect Master of the Xijian Pavilion, who is rumored to possess knowledge of a forbidden technique used to bind ghosts into sword instruments.

The enigmatic Lord of Nili Prison. He is a figure of legend in Xiliang, renowned for his mastery over the dao of the soul, and is often the subject of folklore involving ghosts and underworld officials.

A childhood friend of Wang Fugui from his hometown, known as 'Little Sister Chunhua'.

A childhood friend of Wang Fugui from his hometown.

A girl from Wang Fugui's hometown whom he wishes to marry.

A girl from Wang Fugui's hometown whom he wishes to marry.

A girl from Wang Fugui's hometown whom he wishes to marry.

A wealthy man in Jinsha County known for having multiple concubines.

The eldest female disciple of the sect. Initially perceived as devious and lazy by the protagonist, but later revealed to have hidden depths and secret burdens.

The second disciple of the sect. He is often exhausted or sleep-deprived, serves as a mentor to the protagonist, and is considered reliable despite his strange warnings.

The long-time keeper residing in the Scripture Pavilion, who seems to hold authority and provides counsel to the Sect Leader.

A member of the sect senior generation who possesses a volatile temper and is involved in the affairs concerning the Tushan fox spirits.

The gluttonous and opportunistic proprietor of the Rujia Inn. He possesses a keen sense for money and local gossip, though he acts cautious when discussing the affairs of the Demon Suppression Bureau.

An authority figure within the Demon Suppression Bureau responsible for managing the unfolding mysterious events in Chongming Prefecture.

A legendary and formidable military figure known to the populace, rumored to be powerful enough to strike fear into the hearts of dragons.

The owner of a now-destroyed wine house in the southern part of the city. He and his wife died in an unnatural fire.

An official in Chongming Prefecture who went insane after encountering a supernatural entity. He wanders the streets reciting lines from the play 'Resentment of the Red Phoenix'.

The daughter of the Main Registrar Xu, who takes care of her father during his madness.

A legendary courtesan from the Neon Attire Pavilion twenty years ago, known as the author of the play 'Resentment of the Red Phoenix'.

A tall and thin cook working at the inn. He is somewhat impulsive and scatterbrained.

The proprietor of the inn where the protagonists are staying. He is well-informed about local affairs and has family connections with the local prefecture authorities.

A cook at the inn who is prone to being impulsive and somewhat scatterbrained, often finding himself caught in disputes with fellow staff.

An inn employee who is currently squabbling with another worker over the affections of a servant girl named Amin.

An inn employee caught in a conflict with his colleague Chang Wei over a servant girl, leading to mishaps in the kitchen.

A servant girl for the Xu family whom both Chang Wei and Laifu are vying for the affections of.

The daughter of Registrar Xu. She is elegant, delicate, and determined, currently managing her household's declining affairs while caring for her father, who suffers from madness. She possesses a firm sense of justice and independence.

The owner of the Rujia Inn. He is a pragmatic but well-meaning man who feels responsible for the actions of his employees, particularly after one was exposed as the 'Red Ghost'.

A law enforcement official at the local prefecture office whom Xu Nianxia holds in high regard.

The father of Xu Nianxia. He has been incapacitated by a mysterious madness, leading to the decline of his household.

A serious, duty-bound Head Constable who speaks his mind bluntly. He is dedicated to his work, often prioritizing justice over interpersonal courtesy or social niceties. He is largely oblivious to romantic tension directed at him.

A former official who was exiled to Yushan County by the Emperor twenty years ago after a mountain flood disaster led to the downfall of his family.

The direct grandson of the Zhao family, who squandered his inheritance and fell from the status of an official's son to a common street hoodlum.

The gentle and devoted daughter of Xu Shan. She has requested aid to ascertain the truth behind her father's alleged mental breakdown.

A domestic worker at the Xu Manor, notable for his loud voice and his efforts to assist in restraining the unstable Registrar.

The head steward of the Xu Manor, tasked with maintaining order and responding to the recurring crises involving the household head.

The Registrar (Zhubu) of Chongming Prefecture. He is terrified of the Red-Clothed Ghost and is hiding a dark secret, choosing to feign madness to avoid speaking about his predicament.

A legendary detective who serves as an inspirational figure and role model for Head Constable Han.

A nervous prison guard who was responsible for monitoring the prisoner. He is quick to panic and seeks to deflect blame onto others when questioned about security failures.

A junior constable under Head Constable Han's command, currently serving as an investigative assistant.

A prison guard who stands as a witness alongside his colleagues.

A prison guard who stands as a witness alongside his colleagues.

A deceased young constable and former subordinate of Han Xiuchen. It is revealed that his identity was fabricated and his physical age was altered through supernatural means.

A constable serving under the command of Han Xiuchen.

A constable serving under the command of Han Xiuchen.

A burly, heavily bearded subordinate official serving under Commander Mei at the Demon Suppression Bureau.

A Commander of the Demon Suppression Bureau. He is the nephew of the Chief Commander, Mei Zheren, and leads investigations into supernatural occurrences with a calm and observant nature.

The current Chief Commander of the Demon Suppression Bureau and the uncle of Mei Gexiao.

The Right Chancellor of the Southern Kingdom. He served as a local magistrate twenty years ago and is historically noted for commissioning commemorative monuments in the region.

The shrewd proprietor of Yixiang Pavilion. She is primarily concerned with profitability and reputational damage following the recent supernatural incidents at her establishment.

A songstress employed at Yixiang Pavilion who reported seeing supernatural mirages in her room to the Demon Suppression Bureau.

A real-life virtual streamer whose tragic story of resilience and kindness in the face of poverty and illness served as a profound inspiration for the author's themes regarding the human spirit.

A colleague of Caiyi at Yixiang Pavilion. She harbors jealousy toward Caiyi, stemming from their rivalry over status and the attention of wealthy clients.

A wealthy patron of Yixiang Pavilion who is a subject of rivalry between the songstresses Caiyi and Chunxiang.

A junior official of the Demon Suppression Bureau who is efficiently tasked with logistical operations but is constantly interrupted when trying to state his name.

A mysterious, wealthy customer who frequented the Yixiang Pavilion and was known to sell goods to Zhao Jun; he is the prime suspect in the Mirage Candle investigation.

A high-ranking official currently in charge while the Chief Commander is out of the city.

A commander in the Demon Suppression Bureau tasked with assists in the upcoming night operations.

A lethal supernatural entity specifically targeting the Xu Manor. It is a central suspect in the current string of arson-related supernatural deaths.

A gaunt, elderly commander in the Demon Suppression Bureau characterized by his deep skepticism and critical attitude toward those he deems inexperienced or insufficient.

A local official appearing within the illusory memory of the past. He was clearly a well-respected figure among the residents of the original Mingguang Lane.

A mysterious broker who facilitates access to the Ghost Market for outsiders.

An elderly resident of the Ghost Market operating a food stall under spectral light. Like other inhabitants, he is a survivor of the market's dark environment, missing his eyes and living a life akin to a blind fish in an underground grotto.

An elderly, blind vendor in the Ghost Market who sells steamed buns. He offers cynical philosophy regarding their status as 'blind fish' who gouged out their own eyes to assimilate into the dark environment.

A mischievous young boy living in the Ghost Market. Often called a 'bear child', he is prone to mocking outsiders for their appearance.

An elderly, silver-haired teacher residing in the Ghost Market. Despite being blind, he possesses high perceptiveness, able to identify cultivation paths and the origins of others with ease. He oversees the education and moral guidance of the market's children.

The primary antagonist pulling strings behind the scenes in Chongming Prefecture, controlling the local government and suppressing the truth about the Ghost Market and the Red-Clothed Ghost.

The current Prefecture Governor of Chongming. Xu Shan claims he is merely a puppet or 'dog' subservient to a higher power, ruthlessly attempting to bury the truth of events from twenty years ago to protect his own standing.

The deceased father of Xu Shan and former Registrar of Chongming Prefecture. A man of strict, authoritarian character who frequently used corporal punishment on his son, inadvertently driving him into a life of wayward delinquency.

Also known as the 'Divine Catcher'. A legendary figure in Chongming Prefecture known for his righteousness and martial prowess. He was murdered twenty years ago in a conspiracy by three local youths, and his spirit recently returned as the Red-Clothed Ghost to enact vengeance.

A childhood observer of the events leading to the tragic murder of his parents, who later grew up to be associated with the aftermath of the tragedy.

A lethal, sentient manifestation born from the karmic wrath of a couple who perished on their wedding day. It possesses a horrific, shifting half-male and half-female visage and commands a devastating, unnatural fire capable of melting high-level spiritual weapons.

A young, brave boy from Blind Fish Lane who sacrificed himself to protect his younger sister. He is characterized by his innocence and trust in others despite the horrific circumstances of his death.

The younger sister of Little Snot-Nose, whom he protected during the fire. She is currently unconscious.

A high-ranking official of the Demon Suppression Bureau who serves under Feng He. Proud of his position despite his subservient nature, he possesses cultivation at the 'Star Upper Stage' and arrogantly defends the corrupt status quo.

The protagonist of the story, serving as the brother figure to the Grand Senior Sister.

A woman from Ning Wucai's previous life memory. She represents a lost love and a tether to his past existence, appearing within the deceptive mirages meant to break his spirit.

A bully from Ning Wucai's previous life. He physically and emotionally abused Ning Wucai, serving as a primary antagonist in the traumatic memories used against him in the illusion.

A mysterious, elderly storyteller in the market who possesses hidden knowledge about the events surrounding the recent supernatural battle in Chongming Prefecture.

An acquaintance of Ning Wucai and Han Xiuchen, currently busy assisting his uncle at the Demon Suppression Bureau.

A staff member at the Yangquan Restaurant who recommends dishes to the party.

The personal maid of Xu Nianxia. She is naive, bubbly, and deeply devoted to her mistress, often unaware of the romantic subtext between Xu Nianxia and Han Xiuchen.

The Commandery Governor of Chongming Prefecture. A corrupt official who collaborated with the Demon Suppression Bureau's elite to suppress the truth regarding the supernatural unrest.

A young girl being cared for by Shopkeeper Qian. She is growing more courageous, eventually expressing her gratitude to Ning Wucai and his companions.

A young, bold, and wild disciple of the Wuliang Sect. He is roughly twenty years old, carries a massive door-sized greatsword, and is fervent about reviving his sect and achieving fame.

A young disciple of the Wuliang Sect. She has a 'steamed bun' face, wears her hair in twin buns, and frequently bickers with her senior brother while keeping him grounded.

The aged master of the Wuliang Sect. He is calm, pragmatic, and attempts to restrain his excitable disciples during their travels to the capital.

A teasing nickname given by Yu Qingmei to Ning Wucai, implying he is a lady-killer or charmer.

An elderly monk from Leiyin Temple. He is a persistent preacher who tries to lecture others on the karmic consequences of consuming meat, often finding himself ignored.

An official mentioned by Ning Wucai who provided information regarding the Hua River route.

A young, boisterous, and somewhat naive monk from Leiyin Temple. He is the junior disciple of Bujie's sect and frequently mocks his master uncle's preaching attempts.

A deceased disciple of the Yitian Sword Sect. His mysterious death in his cabin serves as the central point of contention and the investigation.

A middle-aged practitioner leading the Yitian Sword Sect group on the ship. While rigid and initially aggressive, he is pragmatic enough to agree to an investigation when presented with logical contradictions.

A disciple of the Yitian Sword Sect. Driven by jealousy and resentment over a romantic rivalry, he attempted to frame the Daoist Nun for the death of Senior Brother Yu.

A member of the Yitian Sword Sect and the object of affection for both the deceased Senior Brother Yu and Yao Bin, causing deep-seated jealousy within the sect.

A stern and authoritative senior leader within the Yitian Sword Sect, responsible for maintaining discipline among the disciples.

A knowledgeable traveler and experienced cultivator who provides expertise on aquatic demons to those unaware of the dangers.

The Master of Zuowang Peak of the Yitian Sword Sect. He is a stern and authoritative leader who values discipline and composure above all else. He lost his arm to the Water Skin's toxic poison while protecting his disciples.

A cunning, predatory demon capable of shape-shifting by wearing the skins of its victims. It is ruthless and employs suicidal tactics, utilizing corrosive venom to eliminate threats.

A disciple of the Wuliang Sect who wields a massive, door-sized greatsword. Despite his imposing appearance and intensity, he is shown to be somewhat naive and easily flustered by the presence of powerful women.

A flat-chested disciple of the Wuliang Sect who wields dual swords. She retrieves Wu Xuance to report to their master.

A young disciple of the Wuliang Sect. She has a 'steamed bun' face, wears her hair in twin buns, and frequently bickers with her senior brother while keeping him grounded.

A legendary historical figure who unified the six states and sought to conquer the five demon mountains of the Eastern Sea.

A revered deity in Buddhist scripture who, according to legend, possessed compassion for the beings on the five demon mountains.