Wiki & Encyclopedia: On Her Wedding Night, She Went Into Exile With Her Pharmacy Arsenal

A mysterious Daoist figure who resides at a nearby Daoist temple. He is revered by the villagers for allegedly curing illnesses and providing food during times of famine, but he also engages in occult practices like dismembering bodies and casting curses.

The wife of the Village Chief. She is grieving intensely for her deceased daughter, Lanlan, and displays deep gratitude toward Yan Ruyu for her medical help and for sketching a portrait of her daughter.

The wife of the village head. She is deeply anxious and distressed over her son's bizarre injuries and is quick to blame and lash out at those who fail to immediately cure him.

The military physician serving the Huo family, known for his expertise; he is currently stationed at the bandit stronghold.

A group of practitioners from the local Daoist temple who arrived unexpectedly after a rockfall to offer shelter and aid. Their sudden appearance is viewed with suspicion.

The leader of the group of Daoist monks encountered by the exile party. He is observed wearing deep blue robes, a sandalwood hairpin, and possesses distinct features including long, thin eyebrows, narrow eyes, and a black beard.

A mysterious figure mentioned by Chen Mo, seemingly possessing knowledge of the mysterious condition or illicit substances affecting Chen Mo's health.

An arrogant envoy sent by Mr. Mo to deliver correspondence. He is easily offended and maintains a superior, transactional relationship with Mingde Zhenren.

A lead official in charge of the exile caravan. After being treated for poisoning by Yan Ruyu, he has adopted a protective and cooperative stance toward her and the Huo family.

The father of Meng Mengliang, a prominent military official who seeks justice for the exiled Prince of Zhennan by sending his son to assist.

The son of the Third Master and Third Madam, whom they view as the future hope of their branch of the family.

The deceased patriarch of the Yan family who conspired with Minister Yan to treat Yan Ruyu according to a cold, utilitarian plan, knowing she did not belong to their bloodline.

A young orphan boy whose family was exiled; he seeks refuge with the Huo family group after an encounter on the road.

A black mountain chicken kept as a pet by Yan Ruyu. Despite its appearance, it is surprisingly feisty and protective.

A subordinate of Yan Song who acts as a messenger and lackey. He often bears the brunt of Yan Song's temper.

An elderly traveler encountered on the river, possessing extensive knowledge of rare medicinal herbs.

The young apprentice and assistant to the Old Scholar, responsible for managing the medicine chest.

The personal maid of the Third Madam, tasked with foraging for food in the wild.

A pet bird travelling with the group, noted for having intelligence and an attitude that seems to mock others.

An unusually intelligent animal thriving within Yan Ruyu's spatial dimension, displaying alpha-like leadership traits over other livestock.

The son of the Third Master, serving as a military officer in Sucheng. He is cunning, opportunistic, and seeks to manipulate the exiled Huo family members for his own benefit, specifically targeting Yan Ruyu.

The current Prefect of Sucheng and the father-in-law of Huo Changrong. He is a high-ranking official with influence and ties to Prince Yi.

The son of the Prefect, Wen Qingzhuo. Wealthy and arrogant, he is obsessed with maintaining connections with high-ranking merchants like Young Master Jia to fund his lavish lifestyle.

A wealthy salt merchant from the North. He travels extensively and holds significant influence among local officials. Despite his appearance, he maintains an air of disdain for the ostentatious behavior and cloying perfumes of the Wen family.

A dancer from the dance troupe brought by Wen Haizhe to entertain, who is later drugged and sidelined by Young Master Jia.

A concubine of Prefect Wen Qingzhuo who is currently in a dispute with him.

The daughter of Prefect Wen Qingzhuo and the legitimate wife of Huo Changrong. She is thin and sharp-featured, possessing an imperious personality. She is shocked and outraged to discover her father in a scandalous situation involving her mother-in-law and sister-in-law.

The household steward for Prefect Wen Qingzhuo, tasked with dealing with the exiled Huo family members and facilitating meetings.

An associate of the real Mr. Mo, used as a decoy to test Yan Ruyu. He lacks the genuine murderous aura and intimidating presence of the true Mr. Mo, appearing physically weaker and less cunning.

A pseudonym used by Yan Ruyu to leave a mark at the scenes of her assassinations, literally translating to 'Great Sage' or 'Great Hero'.

A clandestine figure mentioned by Mr. Mo, noted for his expertise in the twisted art of refining humans into living tools or 'medicine men'.

A mysterious, tall warrior wearing a demonic mask who intervenes unexpectedly to save Yan Ruyu from Mr. Mo's forces.

A child who is the younger brother of Huo Changhe.

An intelligent and mocking bird familiar capable of human speech, gifted by Young Master Jia.

A sickly young girl, daughter of Madam Rong and Huo Zhongqing.

The mother of Huo Qinxiang and wife to Huo Zhongqing.

The father of Huo Qinxiang and husband to Madam Rong.

An arrogant and entitled traveling scholar who attempts to commandeer rooms from the exiled family. He is opportunistic and holds himself in high regard.

A spy or servant following the exiled group on behalf of Yan Song, tasked with surveillance.

A woman claiming to be a secret lover of the Prince of Zhennan. She approaches the exile group with a jade pendant and a blood-stained cloth as evidence, accompanied by her mute son. Her true origins and motives remain highly suspicious.

A four-year-old boy brought by Kuiniang. He is mute and presented as the illegitimate son of the Prince of Zhennan.

An unusually intelligent bird that can speak, tends to flatter Yan Ruyu, and frequently annoys Huo Changhe.

A subordinate within the exiled group who is observant and trusted by Yan Ruyu to maintain security over the elderly members.

A member of the exiled household and the husband of Madam Rong. He is devastated by his wife's critical injury and pledges eternal loyalty to Yan Ruyu in exchange for her attempted life-saving efforts.

An associate sent by Governor Wen to assist Yan Song. He possesses respectable martial skills but is pragmatic, choosing to avoid direct conflict with capable opponents like Huo Changhe.

A local official who dispatched his personal henchman to assist Yan Song with the management of the exiles.

A young child of the exiled household and the daughter of Madam Rong and Huo Zhongmao.

A young attendant traveling with the Old Gentleman, anxious about his master's illness and protective of their carriage.

An affluent traveler who claims to suffer from a chronic cough. He is wealthy, maintains a stoic demeanor, and is searching for rare 'Meirenjiao' fruit.

A respected physician who is currently in a bedraggled, exhausted state after his arduous journey, accompanied by a young page.

A subordinate of Mr. Mo skilled in disguise and mimicry. He attempted to impersonate the Prince of Zhennan to gain access to Madam Huo, but was subdued by Huo Changhe.

A subordinate and messenger for Mr. Mo, responsible for reporting updates on the progress of their infiltration missions.

A skilled disguise artist and current prisoner of Huo Changhe. He is forced to assist his captors and possesses an uncanny ability to read emotions and intentions in others.

A former military general who poses as a monk at the shrine. He bears a deep grudge against the Prince of Zhennan and is currently operating in the service of Prince Yi.

A guard on night duty who is frustrated by the Myna bird's constant chatter.

A member of the exiled Huo family. During a heavy storm, he slips while working on the roof and is narrowly saved from falling by Huo Changxu and Huo Changhe.

The wife of Huo Laosan. She is widely regarded as a spicy, capable, and resolute woman who manages her household well and is deeply grateful for the Huo family's benevolence.

A secret concubine hidden by Prince Yi in his mansion. She appears dependent and frail but possesses a sharp, observant, and calculating nature.

A highly skilled operative who serves as a courier and scout for the Prince of Zhennan.

The sovereign ruler of the dynasty who presides over the morning court and is increasingly anxious about the unfolding events in Antai Town.

The heir apparent who views the other princes with disdain and maintains a tense rivalry with Prince Yi within the political sphere.

An elder statesman whose ancestral home is Antai Town. He is highly respected by the Emperor and attempts to volunteer for the relief mission, but is denied due to his advanced age.

The eldest son of the Grand Secretary and a Minister of the Ministry of Revenue. He takes his father's place in the mission to Antai Town to assist the Crown Prince.

A member of the Jiang family from Taizhou, currently residing in a small, heavily guarded manor.

The younger sister of Jiang Yanmu, currently residing in the manor with him, noted for her long-term poor health.

A powerful local official in the town who exerts oppressive control over other regional administrators, including the Prefect.

A fourth-rank government official stationed in the town. He is characterized by his cowardly nature, fear of conflict, and tendency to ignore his official duties.

The Prefect's mistress and a talented dancer. She is manipulative and actively encourages the Prefect to align himself with Prince Yi to escape his political struggles.

An elderly medical practitioner currently injured and under the care of his young page; he is associated with the antagonist sect.

A local physician summoned by the Little Page to treat the Old Herbalist's injuries.

A legendary divine entity fabricated by Yan Ruyu and Yinding using light-projection technology. It is a psychological tool used to command the obedience of the townspeople and justify the removal of corrupt officials.

A former defense official of Sucheng and a formidable martial arts expert working for Prince Yi, secretly plotting with hidden motives.

Local influence groups in the town who are monitoring the situation and concerned about the medical recovery of the populace.

A high-ranking martial artist and subordinate under Prince Yi. He is known for a perennially cold and stoic expression.

A member of the exiled Huo extended family who is vocal and disobedient, agitating for the group to leave the encampment against orders.

A member of the exiled Huo extended family who follows Huo Da's lead in stirring up trouble and complaining about their conditions.

The wife of Huo Da, who joins her husband and Kuiniang in agitating against the guards and the current order.

A disruptive and manipulative member of the exiled Huo family who feigns illness and weakness to stir up trouble and avoid accountability.

The wife of Huo Er, who attempts to plead innocence for her and her husband when the poisoning plot is exposed.

A scholar present in Antai Town who publicly praises Prince Yi's relief efforts.

A physician from the Jimintang clinic in the Capital who accompanies Prince Yi. He is characterized by his greed, questionable medical ethics, and alleged connection to Princess Consort Yi.

The remote monarch of the dynasty, invoked by officials like An Cizhou to pacify the populace and lend legitimacy to their actions.

The head of Prince Yi's personal guard, strictly enforcing the Prince's commands and suppressing open dissent.

A young, petrified scholar who escaped a massacre at the Prefect's Office. He is a key witness who exposed that survivors were allegedly being held to be turned into medicinal test subjects.

A high-level martial artist and personal protector serving Prince Yi. He is characterized by incredible speed and strength, capable of holding his own against formidable opponents.

The biological mother of Prince Yi. Her high status within the Imperial Court serves as a political shield that complicates the legal proceedings against her son.

The mother of the Crown Prince and a fierce political rival to Consort Shu and Prince Yi within the imperial harem.

A fiercely loyal military officer serving under the Prince of Zhennan. He was captured and subjected to brutal torture in a secret prison, steadfastly refusing to provide false testimony to frame his liege.

A stubborn elderly military official in charge of Xu City's garrison troops, known for a difficult temperament.

A victim found at the villa, who sadly passed away. She was engaged to be married.

A high-ranking military official in charge of Xu City. He is fiercely protective of his daughter and prioritizes her comfort and health above military operations.

The daughter of Qi Delong, noted for her skill in horseback archery. A past injury has left her unable to bear children, making her marriage prospect difficult.

The wife of Qi Delong and mother of Qiang'er. She is deeply distraught by her daughter's suffering and is the first to suspect the true nature of her daughter's worsening health.

A vice general serving under Qi Delong. Driven by resentment after being rejected for marriage by Qi Dongqiang, he conspired to slowly poison her through her food.

An elderly servant from the family's past, often cited by the younger generation as an authority on traditional sayings and local wisdom.

Senior members of the influential An family in Antai Town who have chosen to overcome their class prejudices and provide resources for the commoners after being advised by An Cizhou.

A clever and nimble operative working under Yan Ruyu. She is highly skilled in disguise and impersonation, frequently acting as the mysterious 'Mr. Mo' to execute complex tactical deceptions.

An imperial official tasked with logistical duties during the exile. Yan Ruyu plans to hand over the malicious conspirators, Huo Da and Huo Er, to him to serve as evidence against the Yan family when he returns to the capital.

The patriarch of the Yan family, noted by the characters as having a malicious character.

Likely referring to 'Miss Qi' from established memory, identified here by her full name. Noted for her skill in horseback archery and a past injury preventing childbirth. She joins the oath of sisterhood with Yan Ruyu.

A member of the exiled party who becomes the youngest of the three sworn sisters. She is curious, open-minded, and quick to adapt to the new tools provided by Yan Ruyu.

A woman who married last year and once offered tea to Huo Changhe's mother. She seeks assistance for her husband, who suffers from a respiratory illness and works at an academy.

An individual associated with an academy, mentioned in connection to the job search of Song Yiyi's husband.

The mother-in-law of Song Yiyi. She is a greedy, selfish, and cantankerous woman who frequently exploits her daughter-in-law and causes friction within the exiled group.

The husband of Song Yiyi and son of Bao'er Niang. He is a passive and silent individual who refuses to intervene when his mother mistreats his wife.

A wealthy businesswoman and the aunt of Qiu Boqian; she possesses a strong talent for management, runs bookshops, and seeks a connection with Yan Ruyu's group.

Siblings from the Jiang family who bid a respectful farewell to the Huo party as they leave the town.

A guard or attendant accompanying the exile group, who acts as a partner to Yinding and claims to have witnessed the 'Qitian Daxia' incident.

An operative serving the Eastern Palace who poses as a local worker to sabotage the exiled party. He is specifically ordered by his superiors to capture the targets alive.

A veteran general stationed at Xu City. Known for successfully suppressing banditry in the region, he is currently in the capital working to assist the Huo family.

A man in black who was previously under observation and is now acting as a subordinate to Yan Ruyu's group.

A leader within the bandit stronghold who attempted to negotiate with the raiding party and expressed bewilderment at their motives.

The leader of the mountain bandit stronghold who was accidentally killed during the raid; he kept a child with mysterious, unresponsive behavior.

A surviving bandit operative who provides intelligence about the Great Chief and the secret cave in exchange for his life.

A young man and former bandit who serves as a subordinate captive under Yan Ruyu. He possesses information about secret locations near Xu City and is searching for his younger sister.

A concubine of the Prefect of Xu City. Formerly a merchant's daughter, she was taken into the Prefect's mansion after falling on hard times. She is currently distraught and losing her mind due to the mysterious disappearance of her young son.

The administrative official governing Xu City. He is an older man who has a son with his concubine, Madam Chen, and a legitimate eldest son with his primary wife.

The primary wife of the Prefect. She suffers from chronic poor health following a miscarriage and spends her time in seclusion within a small temple, focusing on chanting sutras.

The young son of the Prefect and Madam Chen. His mysterious disappearance from the Prefect's mansion has caused significant distress to his mother.

The legitimate son of the Prefect. He is a talented scholar at the Xu City Academy and is preparing to travel to the capital for imperial examinations.

The highly regarded head monk of the Great National Temple, known for his spiritual wisdom and for providing blessed items to the sick.

The first disciple of the Abbot at the Great National Temple. In his thirties, he is refined, white-skinned, and manages the affairs of wealthy pilgrims, demonstrating a worldly interest in precious objects.

The head disciple of the Abbot at the Great National Temple. He is calculating, highly ambitious, and business-minded, currently overseeing secular temple affairs with the intent of succeeding the Abbot.

A veteran, loyal steward who served under General Qi Delong on the battlefield; he currently manages affairs for the Qi household in Xu City and monitors local threats.

The husband of Qiu Shangwei and an uncle of Qiu Boqian; his family owns the most prominent grain merchant operations in Xu City.

The husband of Qiu Shangwei and head of the Qian household in Xu City. He is a prudent businessman who balances his desire to help the Huo family with the need to avoid unwanted political scrutiny.

The head manager of the Qian family's bookstore. He is diligent, observant, and handles the business negotiations for the family's literary acquisitions.

A deceased scholar whose manuscript, recorded by Huo Changxu, is being promoted by the Huo family to generate income.

The conflicted, elderly head of the monastery who is increasingly manipulated by his disciple Wuming and Mr. Mo. He feels pressured into a business deal involving the sale of Buddhist incense.

A modern man from Tianjin who transmigrated into the Li Dynasty, currently inhabiting the body of the Abbot of the Great National Temple. He uses the name Li Saike professionally and keeps his original name, Li Ximao, as his birth name.

The husband of Madame Qi. A loyal official who defended the primary characters by speaking up at the capital, making him a target for his political enemies.

The missing son of the Prefect. His disappearance is being utilized by the Abbot as a focal point to manufacture a 'miracle' and consolidate religious influence over the people.

A deputy general under General Qi, promoted by him and considered loyal.

A deputy general under General Qi, promoted by him and considered loyal.

An associate who assists in gathering intelligence and running errands regarding commercial shops.

An individual who transmigrated into this world; he possesses fragmented memories from his past life.