Wiki & Encyclopedia: The Villain In The Novel Reborn As His Own Daughter

A computer science student from the modern era who transmigrated into the body of a five-year-old girl in the late 1950s. She is described as rational, calm, patient, and restrained. She is physically cute with delicate features and white skin, likened to a crystal doll.

A thin, seven or eight-year-old girl with a sun-tanned, yellowish face. She is a relative of Shu Yue, living in the White Family Village.

A four or five-year-old child who transmigrated into this body two days ago. She is currently living in poverty, battling hunger, and suffering from neglect by the household she resides in.

Shu Yue's father. Although absent in the current scene, his belongings—such as the sturdy, carved furniture and wild animal furs—suggest he is a capable hunter and someone who takes care of his household belongings, despite the apparent poverty.

Shu Yue's paternal grandmother. A gentle-looking, attractive woman in her early forties who manages the household and agricultural tasks.

Shu Yue's father, currently absent because he is detained at the police station after a fight with hoodlums while attempting to rescue a woman named Chunhua. He has a reputation for being somewhat reckless, involving himself with local disputes.

Shu Yue's paternal grandfather. A man of few words, known for smoking his pipe consistently.

Shu Yue's eldest paternal uncle. He appears quiet, honest, and easy to bully.

Shu Yue's eldest aunt by marriage. She is sharp, meticulous, and possesses a ferocious streak.

A girl from the neighboring household. She is described as beautiful, gentle, and works as a temporary employee in the town with a salary.

A man in his early twenties with a rugged, handsome appearance. He wears a worn, patched traditional tunic suit. He has just returned after being detained, showing deep anxiety and protective instincts toward his young daughter.

A four or five-year-old girl, innocent and well-cared for. She is the daughter of Bai Lie and expresses her surprise through her expressive, clear eyes.

The authoritative matriarch of the household whose dictates and rules influence the movements of the family members.

Shu Yue's paternal grandfather. He is currently working in the fields at night.

The eldest cousin who attends school, making him one of the few prioritized for extra food in the household.

The second cousin who attends school, making him one of the few prioritized for extra food in the household.

An elderly man living in the stone house to the west. While rumored by villagers to be a former bandit or dangerous person, he appears to have a familiar history with Bai Lie.

The village doctor who lives with Grandpa Jian. He studied medicine abroad and possesses highly skilled surgical techniques, though villagers have misunderstood his clinical procedures as sinister, leading to unfounded rumors about his character.

The eldest sister-in-law of the Bai family, involved in mundane domestic disputes.

A character who prioritizes caution over recklessness, currently attempting to perform a blood ritual to claim an heirloom.

A family member currently absent.

A sophisticated and handsome middle-aged man who is a skilled doctor. He has no children of his own and helped raise Bai Lie. He shares a close, long-term household partnership with Grandpa Jian.

A teenager aged fourteen to fifteen, raised by Grandpa Jian. He is highly proficient in traditional outdoor survival skills such as hunting and fishing.

An elderly resident and long-term household partner of Yan Xiao, living in the White Family Village.

A neighbor or acquaintance whose help Bai Lie secured when he chased away local hoodlums. She gifted persimmons as a gesture of thanks, though her previous words and actions have created an ambiguous and awkward atmosphere regarding these gifts.

The third brother of Chunhua. He is a local acquaintance whom the two young men were intending to visit prior to the conflict.

A local healer who effectively treats injuries, often providing medical support to Bai Lie.

A resident of East Village who once had his leg broken by Bai Lie during a confrontation.

A local gang leader from West Village who attempted to challenge Bai Lie but was easily defeated.

The elderly patriarch of the family who holds authority over his adult children and can summon them at his discretion.

The patriarch of the household, involved in pressuring Bai Lie regarding housing arrangements.

Bai Lie's eldest sister-in-law, present during recent household management discussions.

An exceptionally large, intelligent, and sturdy dog capable of hunting, even fighting wolves. It acts as a guardian and companion to the family and is addressed as 'Little Uncle' by Bai Lie.

An extraordinarily intelligent dog that displays near-human levels of consciousness, including understanding satire, expressing disdain, and performing complex social actions. It is affectionately and ironically regarded as a family 'uncle' by Bai Lie.

An elder known to Bai Lie, presumably possessing knowledge or access to medicinal items like anesthetic powders.

A young boy with messy hair covering his face. He is dressed in an oversized, faded army-green tunic, tied with a rope, and is barefoot. He appears wild, wielding a slingshot with accurate skill and communicating by mimicking wolf howls.