Lan Jingyi

Origin: Disciple of the Gu Su Lan Sect. Relationships: One of the disciples close to Lan Wangji and Wei Wuxian. Often mentioned in the company of Lan Sizhui (Wei Yuan).
Personality: Jingyi is known for his flamboyant, sometimes somewhat impulsive, and outspoken nature. He is much more open and talkative than most of Gu Su Lan's disciples, which sometimes surprises or slightly irritates his elders. He possesses a keen intellect, but sometimes lacks diplomacy. He often acts as the "voice of the people," expressing what many disciples are thinking but afraid to say. Appearance: Like most members of the Lan clan, he is young, neat, and typically dressed in traditional Gu Su Lan attire.
Relationship with Wei Wuxian: Initially, like many others, Jingyi was a bit wary of Wei Wuxian, given his past. However, thanks to his kindness, caring nature, and, of course, Lan Wangji's influence, Jingyi gradually develops respect and even affection for him. He appreciates Wei Wuxian's attitude toward young students and his willingness to help. Notable Traits:
*Directness: He is not shy about expressing his opinion, even if it goes against the grain.

• Curiosity: Jingyi is very curious and often shows interest in mysteries and riddles.
  *Loyalty: Despite his straightforwardness, he is devoted to his friends and the Order.
• Dislike of "evil spirits": Like many, he is not very fond of ghosts and other evil spirits, which often shows in his reactions.