Master of Diabolical Cultivation

Fairy (仙子, Xiānzǐ) is the protagonist Jin Ling's spirit dog. She has black and white fur. According to Moxiang Tongxiu (the author of the novel), Fairy is a husky. Personality: Fairy is a playful and energetic dog who is most loyal to Jin Ling. Abilities: As a spirit dog, it possesses high intelligence and is able to sense danger, warning others. Role in the plot: Fairy first appeared in Qinghe, accompanying Jin Ling as he investigated reports of a cannibal castle. She played a crucial role in rescuing Jin Ling from the stone castle, leading Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji to the master's last known location. During the events at the Guanyin Temple, Fairy attracted the attention of the Gusu Lan Sect's followers by tearing a piece of Lan Sizhui's robe and wrapping it around her head, mimicking the sect's forehead ribbon. This hinted to the followers that the Lan Sect's members (Lan Wangji and Lan Xichen) were in danger, and they followed Fairy back to the temple. When Fairy was a puppy, Jin Ling called her Little Fairy (小仙子, Xiǎo Xiānzǐ), but as she grew up, the name was shortened to just Fairy.

Apple is a donkey who serves as the main character Wei Wuxian's mount. Apple is a donkey who serves as the mount of the protagonist Wei Wuxian in the novel "Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation" (Mo Dao Zu Shi). Meme: "I love this animal!!!" - All Templates - Meme- Some characteristics and features: Picky eater. Apple ate only fresh grass, washed by the morning dew, and refused grass whose tips had begun to turn yellow. If the donkey wasn't satisfied with food, he would become unruly, refusing to move, and even kicking. Name: Wei Wuxian named the donkey "Apple" because he loved to eat apples. Behavior. In some situations, Applepaw has shown stubbornness and disobedience. For example, in Cloud Recesses, he made a lot of noise because he couldn't eat grass due to the large number of rabbits around him. Role in the Plot. In some episodes, Apple participates in events involving Wei Wuxian and other characters. For example, Chapter 111 of the novel depicts a scene where Wei Wuxian is sitting on Apple's back, and Apple reacts by snorting and stamping his hooves when someone tries to steal his food. The image of a donkey in Chinese culture is sometimes associated with a stubborn animal that can hinder intellectual development. In this context, Apple in the novel can be perceived as a kind of antihero, creating additional difficulties for the protagonist.

When the Wen clan destroyed the Lotus Pier, and Wei Wuxian, Jian Yanli, and Jiang Chen were the only survivors and were being searched for, Jiang and Wei were looking for Shiji (Jian Yanli) because she went away to study, and there Jiang Chen's golden core was melted down, and Wei Ying tricked Jiang Chen into going to an abandoned mountain in Qishan Wen and gave him his golden core, he persuaded the local healer, Wen Qing, to help him with this, and then Wei Ying he was thrown off a cliff, and there he went down a dark path, and Lan Zhan, after Wei Ying's death, looked for him, but never found him, and that's why he burned a brand into his collarbone, and then when Wei Ying returned, Well, he was reborn, Lan Zhan was nearby, he didn't want to lose Wei Ying again Wen Ning became a ghost general because he was killed when the Qishan Wen Sect was destroyed. Wei Ying resurrected him, making him a corpse, and then awakened Wen Ning's consciousness. Wei Wuxian's parents died of unknown causes, leaving their son alone on the streets, where he developed a very strong cynophobia, Wei Wuxian tried to help everyone but lost all the people close to him, but despite this, he achieved his goal.

Qinghe Nie Order - "Through Self-Cultivation to Strength." Yunmeng Jiang Order - "Strive to achieve the impossible." Order of Gusu Lan - “Be righteous.” Lanling Jin Sect - "Open the door to wisdom and aspirations; illuminate the world with scarlet light." Qishan Wen Sect - "Compete with the sun in radiance and equal it in longevity."

Collaboration with Lan Sizhui. Lan Jingyi often acts as Lan Sizhui's partner. Relationship with Wei Wuxian: After Wei Wuxian's true identity is revealed, Lan Jingyi still cares for him and expresses concern at the thought of Jin Ling stabbing him a second time. Respect for Lan Wangji. Lan Jingyi deeply respects and admires Lan Wangji, demanding that Wei Wuxian praise his swordsmanship during the battle in Yi City. Breaking the rules. Although Lan Jingyi fears Lan Qiren's discipline, he doesn't hesitate to break the rules. Some additional details: Lan Jingyi is afraid of ghosts. The name "Jingyi" is a line from a poem, a reference to the phrase "I long for you wherever I look." He is skilled in swordsmanship and uses a spirit-attracting flag and the Evil Wind Compass.

Lan Jingyi is a junior disciple of the Gusu Lan Sect. Lan Jingyi wears the flowing white robes of the Gusu Lan Sect disciples and a cloud-patterned ribbon on his forehead, signifying his status as a blood member of the clan. He is described as a handsome young man, standing 168 centimeters tall and possessing a cheerful and carefree disposition. Honesty and directness. Lan Jingyi expresses his opinions openly, without thinking twice about what he says. Carelessness and straightforwardness. Lan Sizhui notes that Lan Jingyi tends to be careless and straightforward. He's quick to scold Wei Wuxian for his behavior, even though he himself frequently breaks clan rules (for example, talking behind others' backs and secretly drinking alcohol). A heightened sense of justice, Lan Jingyi condemns unjust actions and sincerely believes in goodness. intelligence. He demonstrates an ability to notice details, such as the closeness between Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji. Devotion and loyalty. Lan Jingyi never abandons those he cares about in times of need. Wei Wuxian notes that Lan Jingyi is the type of person who is completely immersed in the story, and is the ideal spectator.

He doesn't know how to wash his clothes - they always get torn. As part of the Lan family's genetic makeup, he gets drunk from just one cup of wine. According to the author, when Lan Xichen gets drunk, he becomes so excited that every sentence ends with three exclamation points. Proficient in musical instruments (guqin and xiao, with a preference for the flute) and related techniques such as "Purification" and "Request", as well as the order's special swordsmanship style. He holds the title of Zewu-jun (泽芜君).

Lan Xichen, the current head of the Gusu Lan Sect, is one of the "jades of the Lan clan" A tall and slender man. He looks like his younger brother Lan Wangji, but has two differences: Lan Xichen's eyes are softer and darker than Lan Wangji's, and he often has a smile on his face, while Lan Wangji remains imperturbable. He was recognized as the most handsome young master in the world of self-improvement. He wears the white robes of the Gusu Lan Sect and a hairband embroidered with clouds. He wears a Lebin and Shuoyue pendant on his belt. Height: 188 centimeters. Personality A kind and gentle person, Lan Xichen tends to smile and is polite to everyone he meets. Unlike many in the cultivation community, he treats everyone with equal courtesy, regardless of status. For example, he happily accepts tea from Jin Guangyao, even though others refuse. He tends to believe the best in others. He believes that most people act with good intentions, despite their actions. He's not prone to anger, but he can lose his temper if the situation involves someone he loves. For example, he becomes angry when he thinks Wei Wuxian deliberately mocked Lan Wangji's feelings. A caring older brother, Lan Xichen cares deeply for Lan Wangji and is the only one who can read his emotions from his stone-faced expression. Diplomatic and calm as the head of the order, least inclined to radical positions and violence.

A hot-tempered and proud young man, Uncle Jiang Cheng even said that Jin resembled a "young lady" because of his nephew's behavior. Has problems communicating with peers due to his difficult character. According to Wei Wuxian, Jin Ling "inherited all the shortcomings of his father and uncle, but inherited none of his mother's strengths." He is deeply distressed by the fact that he has become an orphan.

Initially, he hated Wei Wuxian and Wen Ning for their father's death, but gradually changed his mind after several adventures they shared. After Wei Wuxian left Lotus Pier, Jin Ling sought him out to demonstrate his "ability to forgive"—one of his mother's strengths. After Wen Ning saved him and Uncle Jiang Cheng, Jin Ling reconsidered his attitude towards the Ghost General, realizing that he probably no longer understood what it was like to hate someone. After inheriting the position of head of the Lanling Jin Sect, he demonstrated great maturity and self-sacrifice for the people. He was careful not to involve Jiang Cheng in his problems, lest the cultivators view him as an "easy target." He is capable of manipulating people - for example, he was able to use rumors about Wen Ning to save Wei Wuxian's life. Able to notice people's thoughts and desires. modao-zushi.fandom.com Some other features: The polite name (Jin Rulan) was invented by Wei Ying, but according to the author of the novel, Jin Ling does not like it because he finds it too “girly”. He adopted Jiang Cheng's habit of naming pets: Jin Ling named his dog Fairy, while Jiang Cheng had dogs named Princess, Jasmine, and Love.

Birthday: November 21st.

Jin Ling (in everyday life - Jin Rulan) is a character in the novel "Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation", the heir to the Lanling Jin Sect The facial features are described as delicate yet sharp. In appearance, Jin Ling is very similar to his uncle Jiang Cheng - they could be mistaken for brothers. He wears the golden robes of the Lanling Jin Sect and has a red dot of cinnabar between his eyebrows, characteristic of the sect's members. Height: 172 centimeters. I have a pet, a dog named Fairy, given to me by my uncle Jiang Cheng.

Hatred for Wei Wuxian is the key driver of his actions. They had endured many trials in their childhood and youth and were as close as brothers, but after Wei Wuxian began practicing the dark arts, they began to drift apart and became enemies. After his sister's death, Jiang Yanli became embittered. He felt Wei Wuxian was to blame for her death, although in reality, she had protected Wei Ying from another cultivator's sword. Known as a "hunter" for spellcasters who follow the Dark Path. Has requirements for a future life partner: naturally beautiful, graceful and obedient, hardworking and thrifty, coming from a respected family, with a not too high level of self-cultivation, not too strong of character, not too talkative, with a not too loud voice and should treat Jin Ling well. Abilities and weapons Fencing. His sword is Sandu (a Buddhist phrase referring to the root of all chaos: greed, anger, and ignorance). The Zidian Ring (Purple Lightning) is a family heirloom that can transform into a whip that emits purple lightning. The ability to separate the soul and body if it has been captured by an evil spirit. Meaning of the name: Jiang - "river", Cheng - "clear", "transparent", Wan - "night", Yin - "to sing". Title: Sandu-shenshou (“Master Sandu”). Jiang Cheng is a complex character, his actions and personality evoke mixed reactions from readers.

Jiang Cheng is the current leader of the Yunmeng Jiang Sect and Wei Wuxian's former shidi. Jiang Cheng is described as a man with thin eyebrows and almond-shaped eyes. His features are sharp yet graceful; his gaze is scorching, like lightning, and vaguely conveys an intent to attack his opponent. His entire appearance exudes self-confidence and arrogance. In the animation, Jiang Cheng's hair is pulled back into a bun on his head, with the front strands loose and the sides braided. The hairstyle is secured with a long purple ribbon that flutters in the wind. As a teenager, the character has softer facial features, and his hair is pulled back into a simple bun without braids. In the animation, Jiang Wanyin's eyes are a light gray. Height: 185 centimeters. Excessively proud and arrogant since childhood. Hot-tempered, but behind the aggression and arrogance lies love for family and the desire to protect it. He suffered from a profound inferiority complex due to his father, Jiang Fengmian, who favored Wei Wuxian over Jiang Wanyin. His mother's constant reminders that Jiang Cheng's cultivation level was inferior to Wei Wuxian's only reinforced this feeling. Insightful: He correctly predicted that society would turn against Wei Wuxian if he continued to protect the remnants of the Wen Clan. Cares about reputation and understands social values. He strictly guards his nephew Jin Ling, often threatening him to prevent him from failing.

He knew how to use talismans. He could summon spirits and communicate with them (though the summoned spirit could evade questions, but not lie). However, Lan Sizhui could not yet understand long and complex sentences in the Qin language. A master of the Gusu Lan Sect's swordsmanship style, he is proficient in the use of the "Spirit-Attracting Flag" and "Evil Compass." Biography Lan Sizhui is the last descendant of the exterminated Qishan Wen clan. Some of his relatives perished during the "Sun Annihilation" and later during the Siege of Mount Luanzang. During the siege, Wen Yuan found himself trapped in a hollow tree, which allowed him to escape, but he contracted a fever. Lan Wangji found him and took him into the clan, recognizing the child as Wei Wuxian's ward. Due to the stress he had experienced, the boy forgot his past and began to live a new life. His middle name, Sizhui (思追), was given to him by Lan Wangji. It means "to remember and long for," and is taken from a poem written by Moxiang Tongxiu. It describes Lan Wangji's feelings for Wei Wuxian.

Lan Sizhui has a refined appearance, conveying a majestic and dignified impression. He has a respectful demeanor. He wears the snow-white robes of the Gusu Lan Sect and a sash embroidered with floating clouds. He stands 172 centimeters tall. Character Polite, stately, and noble. He takes his duties seriously. Acts as an unofficial leader among his peers due to his intellectual abilities. He's not prone to jumping to conclusions. He's observant and intuitive. For example, he confided in Lan Wangji his suspicions about Mo Xuanyu because he realized that Mr. Mo's actions didn't resemble those of a madman. Kindhearted. Feels guilty for the deaths in Mo Village and the wounded disciples at the hands of the demonic hand in the Cloud Recesses. He sees beyond the black-and-white morality of the cultivator world. He suggested that Wei Wuxian might not be as bad as society portrays him, even without knowing the man. Sometimes he displays the recklessness typical of teenagers. For example, in Fu Mo Cave, he stayed behind to fight the bloody undead. He may lie to ease embarrassment. For example, he lied to Young Master Qin about Wei Wuxian's sleeping habits. Sometimes he shows a playful side. At the end of the novel, he jokes about Wei Wuxian's extravagance and reminds him of the dirty books he showed him as a child. He considers Lan Wangji his best role model and learned to play the guqin from him.

Key events and character development During the life of his elder brother, he lived carefree, not expecting to inherit the title of head of the order.

After Nie Mingjue's death, he suddenly becomes the head of Qinghe Nie, which leaves him feeling anxious and helpless.

Begins a secret investigation to find his brother's body and reveal his killer.

Develops and implements a multi-stage plan that leads to the exposure and death of Jin Guangyao.

Over time, after achieving the goal, his behavior changes - he becomes more confident and stops playing the role

Titles: Current head of the Qinghe Nie Sect; nicknames: "Dunno", "Useless Sect Head".

Relationship: Nie Mingjue's younger half-brother.

Date of birth: May 20.

Height: 172 cm.

Appearance Nie Huaisang pays great attention to style:

dresses elegantly, adorns herself with jewelry;

often holds a paper fan in her hands, and chooses it so that it harmonizes with the rest of the elements of her image;

has refined and attractive facial features;

eyes are light brown, possibly with a golden tint;

Due to insecurity and nervousness (especially after the death of his brother), facial expressions and gestures reveal internal tension - later this behavior changes.

Personality and behavior At first glance, Nie Huaisang makes an impression:

a lazy and unambitious person;

a weak student and warrior: he did not want to focus on things that did not interest him (including weapons skills and school assignments);

helpless and dependent on others: after suddenly becoming the head of the sect, he often turned to Lan Xichen and Jin Guangyao for help;

indecisive and anxious, inclined to avoid responsibility;

a lover of idle activities: he painted fans, fished, and watched birds.

People nicknamed him "Dunno" for his habit of answering: "I don't know, I don't know, I don't know anything."

Hidden features:

high intelligence and cunning: under the guise of helplessness, he built a complex, multi-step plan to avenge his brother’s death;

acting skills: skillfully pretended to be weak and confused in order to manipulate others;

strong loyalty to his brother: the main driving force behind his actions was revenge for Nie Mingjue;

Calculation and cold-bloodedness: in order to achieve his goals, he risked the lives of others and resorted to cruel acts (for example, encouraging Mo Xuanyu's sacrificial ritual, using Lan Xichen to kill Jin Guangyao).

A talented adept with an exceptionally high level of cultivation. An excellent swordsman, he was trained by his uncle Lan Qiren from his youth. Perceptive - he was the first to realize that the Water Abyss had led them to the center of Lake Bilin, and was one of the first to conclude that there was another path in the cave of the Turtle Destroyer. Masterfully uses the "Inquiry" technique to communicate with the souls of the dead - spirits cannot lie in their answers. He possesses powerful arms—he can perform numerous handstands. As a teenager, he could lift two peers by the collars with one hand. At the peak of his adult strength, his non-dominant hand could lift a wooden coffin, two adult male corpses inside the coffin, a large solid stone statue of Guanyin on top of the coffin, and Wei Wuxian on top of the statue. He can play the seven-stringed guqin and knows a melody that suppresses dark energy. Can use a silence spell to silence those around him for thirty minutes. Additional information He cannot tolerate alcoholic drinks - this is a genetic trait. In his youth, he was stubborn and insisted on visiting his mother’s house after her death, even knowing that she would not return. After Wei Wuxian's death, he spent thirteen years in meditation, often engaging in work to distract himself from his thoughts, but his feelings did not weaken. After Wei Wuxian's reincarnation, he begins to carefully protect him, fearing a repeat of the painful experience. He adopted Lan Sizhui, a child he saved from death during the Solar Annihilation. Lan Zhan is a complex character who combines strictness, talent, inner struggle, and deep feelings. The height of the character Lan Zhan (Lan Wangji) is 188 cm.

Lan Zhan (Lan Wangji) - He is the second young master of the Gusu Lan clan, holder of the title Hanguang-jun and the nickname "Second Jade of the Lan Clan" (along with his elder brother Lan Xichen A handsome man with fair skin, black hair and light eyes with long eyelashes. The contours of the waist and back are smooth, graceful, yet strong. Wears the characteristic white robes of the Gusu Lan Sect and a forehead ribbon. The back is covered with thirty-three scars from blows from the Disciplinary Whip. Under the collarbone there is a scar in the shape of a sun from the brand of the Qishan Wen sect. A secretive, reserved, stubborn man with a strong character. At the beginning of the story, he appears cold and distant, but as the narrative progresses, a different side of him emerges. A sensitive and emotional person who suppresses their feelings. Polite, well-versed in etiquette, and unwilling to break the rules, he has his own sense of justice, which he is willing to follow, even if it means breaking the rules. Possesses a spirit of self-sacrifice - ready to risk his life for others. He is straightforward and honest and does not lie if it contradicts his beliefs. Gets drunk quickly and becomes incredibly mischievous under the influence of alcohol. Has difficulty verbally expressing feelings due to long-term suppression of emotions.

Hearing - Due to the use of the Path of Darkness, he has a unique ability to hear nearby spirits. Swordsmanship - As long as he had the Golden Core, Wei WuXian could use the Suibian Sword with high speed and skill. Archery - He was an experienced archer. Other skills: the ability to raise the dead and control them with a flute, to trap spirits in order to use their properties for one's own purposes. He invented some dark arts techniques, such as "paper metamorphosis," which allowed one to attach a soul to a piece of paper. Birthday: October 31st. The name "Wei Wuxian" means "no regrets." After his death and resurrection, some of his former cheerfulness returned to him, although he became more mature and emotionally balanced. Wei Wuxian has a complicated relationship with Lan Wangji—they become cultivation partners, which in the cultivator world is the equivalent of marriage. 186 cm—Wei Wuxian's (Wei Ying's) height in his original body. After being reincarnated into Mo Xuanyu's body, the character's height became 180 cm. External (actual) age: around 27 years old. This was Mo Xuanyu's age at the time of his sacrifice and suicide, plus the time Wei Wuxian spent in his body after reincarnation. Inner - 21 years old. Wei Wuxian died at 19, missing 11 years due to death, and 2 years after being resurrected.

Wei Wuxian is the main protagonist, the founder of the Demonic Cultivation, and a former disciple of the Yunmeng Jiang Sect. He is also known as the Yiling Elder. In his original body, Wei Wuxian was considered handsome, ranking fourth among the best young cultivators of his generation. The corners of his eyes and lips usually retained a hint of a smile, though after entering Demonic Cultivation, he became noticeably colder and paler. After being reborn in Mo Xuanyu's body, his appearance changed: he became 6 centimeters shorter, narrower in the shoulders, and a little softer. He wore the purple robes of the Yunmeng Jiang Sect in his youth, and after turning to the Dark Path, he wore black robes with red trim. He wore his hair in a high ponytail with a red ribbon. He was energetic and mischievous, caring little for rules and decorum. He enjoyed teasing others and flirting with girls. Cares deeply for those he loves. Possesses a spirit of self-sacrifice - from moderate risk (for example, smuggling alcohol to friends in the Cloud Recesses) to a willingness to lose an arm to appease the wrath of a certain order. He has a strong sense of justice. For example, he defended Wen Qing, Wen Ning, and other Wen Clan followers who were not involved in the clan leader's atrocities. Intelligent and imaginative, he was able to invent and expand the Dark Path's capabilities to defeat the Overseer Camp within three months. Possesses deductive abilities - for example, he determined that the Goddess Statue was behind the soul theft on Mount Dafan, or that A-Qing used her eye color to feign blindness. Intuition and observation of others allowed him to discern people's intentions. A talented artist, he could draw a "very realistic" portrait of Lan Wangji. He was deathly afraid of dogs; as a child he had to fight with them for food.