赵然
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A modern-world transmigrator inhabiting the body of a rural youth in the Ming Dynasty. He is pragmatic, cautious, and harbor a strong ambition to join the Daoist order to change his social status, despite being trapped in a life of poverty and agricultural labor.
赵三郎
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The deceased original owner of the body that Zhao Ran now occupies; formerly a promising scholar from a poor farming family.
四叔
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The current clan head of Zhao Village. He is a shrewd and oppressive man who exploits his familial authority and economic power to bully Zhao Ran.
赵大叔
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A kind-hearted neighbor and fellow farmer who helps Zhao Ran manage his life and land, though he suffers pressure from the clan head for doing so.
赵五
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A cruel henchman serving the Fourth Uncle. He uses large hunting dogs and muscle to intimidate and capture Zhao Ran, enforcing the corrupt clan head's will.
赵大婶
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The wife of Uncle Zhao, a compassionate woman who worries for Zhao Ran's safety.
赵德
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A eunuch monitor/guard overseeing the Chuanxi region, responsible for ordering the recruitment of laborers for the Chuanling copper mine.
Zhao Ran: A modern-world transmigrator inhabiting the body of a rural youth in the Ming Dynasty. He is pragmatic, cautious, and harbor a strong ambition to join the Daoist order to change his social status, despite being trapped in a life of poverty and agricultural labor.
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The story of Taoist Laws is set in locations including: Zhao Village, Shiquan County, Long'an Prefecture, Qinghe Temple.