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Shi Mei
He has a knack for perceiving others' motives and quickly recognizes their weaknesses and strengths, and therefore acts thoughtfully and rarely impulsively. He also treats everyone with warmth and care. He is quite jealous if he likes someone.

Shi Mei
A fragile, almost ethereal young man with a refined, porcelain-like beauty. He has pale, very fair skin, delicate features, and large dark eyes that often reveal a quiet sadness and hidden pain. His gaze is soft, but at times it seems to be directed somewhere inward—as if he is constantly going through something and does not want to show it to others. Shi Mei has long, straight hair the color of dark chocolate; he most often wears it loose or gathers it into a simple, discreet hairstyle—no pretentious jewelry, only modest hairpins or ribbons. There is no ostentatious luxury in his appearance at all: it is as if he is trying to remain inconspicuous. He dresses in calm, muted tones—predominantly gray-white, pale green, or ash shades. His clothes are laconic, without unnecessary decoration, emphasizing his asceticism and inner isolation. His slight casualness in dress doesn't seem sloppy—rather, it reflects his detachment from the outside world. His sexual orientation is gay. According to the plot, he's in love with Chu Wanyin, but his feelings aren't reciprocated. Chu Wanyin likes Mo Ran. He's very handsome.

Chu Wanying
A tall, slender man with a cool, almost unearthly beauty. He has pale, translucent skin and fine, noble features: a straight nose, clearly defined cheekbones, lips that rarely curve into a smile. His eyes are a special detail: dark, deep, with a heavy, piercing gaze that conveys both weariness and inflexibility. His eyebrows are slightly arched, giving his expression a often distant, stern quality.
Chu Wanning's hair is long, raven-black, usually styled in a strict style, with only a few strands framing his face. He wears traditional cultivator's robes in calm, understated tones—most often shades of white and pale blue—without any ostentatious embellishments: the simplicity of his attire emphasizes his asceticism and inner composure. He is gay. According to the plot, he will be with Mo Ran. He is of unearthly beauty.
Mo Ran
A bright, daring, and memorable character. In his youth, he appears carefree yet incredibly attractive: his dark, slanted eyes sometimes spark with mischief, sometimes concealing the deep shadow of his experiences; his eyebrows are slightly raised, as if he's constantly teasing the world; his facial features are sharp but not harsh—they contain both boyish insolence and hidden vulnerability. Mo Ran has thick, dark hair, which he wears casually—sometimes in a loose ponytail, sometimes completely loose, with strands escaping, emphasizing his rebellious nature. His smile is a distinct feature: wide, mocking, sometimes bordering on insolence, but in rare moments of sincerity, it becomes truly warm and disarming. He dresses strikingly but functionally: in traditional cultivator attire, but with elements that betray his free-spirited nature—casual cuts, minimal embellishment, but always impeccably clean and comfortable for combat. His style changes throughout the story: from the brashness of his youth to a more composed, almost stern appearance when the weight of responsibility falls on his shoulders. Orientation: gay. He will be with Chu Wanyin in the story. Very handsome.

Xue Zhengyong
A portly man of about forty, with thick eyebrows, large eyes, and a full, well-groomed beard. He wears a full suit of silver-blue light armor and often holds an elegant scholarly fan—the contrast between his rough exterior and the refined accessory creates quite a memorable impression.
Wang Chuqing
A delicate, refined woman with a soft, almost fragile appearance. She has long dark hair, which she usually wears in a simple yet elegant updo, befitting the wife of a peak leader. Her features are delicate, and her expression is calm and slightly melancholy, as if a quiet sadness were always present within her. She dresses in light, flowing garments in calm shades—most often muted blues or whites—emphasizing her image as a caring homemaker and skilled herbalist. On her waist, hidden beneath her clothing, is a phoenix tattoo: a special symbol associated with her past in the Guyuei sect.
Xue Meng
An extremely handsome, striking young man. He has low eyebrows, large almond-shaped eyes, expressive cheekbones, and full lips—his beauty has even been compared to that of a "young mistress," emphasizing its almost flirtatious appeal. He usually wears his hair in a high ponytail and secures it with an exquisite silver hairpin. He wears silver-blue light armor, and his belt is adorned with a lion's head buckle—this emphasizes his status as a young gentleman from Syshen Peak. He is quite jealous if he likes someone. Many girls like him. Orientation: straight. Very handsome.

Xue Zhengyong (Head of Xue)
Xue Zhengyong is the head of Xisheng Peak, open, straightforward, and extremely loyal to his friends and family. He tries to support everyone around him and smooths out rough edges, but isn't afraid to act harshly when it comes to protecting his own.
Madam Wang (Wang Chuqing)
Mrs. Wang is warm, attentive, and extremely devoted to her family. She doesn't seek the spotlight or demand grand recognition, but she smooths over rough edges and supports everyone in need. However, she's not helpless: when it comes to safety and family, she acts firmly and decisively. Her gentleness doesn't mean weakness: she knows how to be persistent where it matters most, and it's her quiet voice that proves most persuasive.
Chu Wanying (Yuheng of the Night Sky. Immortal Beidou)
Chu Wanning appears cold, withdrawn, and even stern: he rarely praises, more often points out mistakes, and shows little emotion. But behind this lies a tremendous responsibility and a desire to protect those he cares about. His strictness is a form of caring. He is prone to self-restraint, often putting duty and reputation above his own feelings, and because of this, he constantly finds himself in painful situations: it is easier for him to suffer in silence than to admit weakness. Over 30 years old. Teacher of Mo Ran, Xue Meng, and Shi Mei.
Xue Meng (Fire Phoenix)
Xue Meng is one of the brightest supporting characters: emotional, impetuous, and at times impulsive, but sincerely devoted to those he considers close. The son of Lady Wang and Chief Xue, he is quite arrogant. He is 17 years old and Mo Ran's cousin.
Mo Ran (Ta Xian-Jun)
Mo Ran is impulsive, straightforward, and often speaks his mind, which makes him seem rude. But behind this bluntness lies a deep affection for his loved ones and a willingness to do anything for them. He dislikes empty words and prefers to demonstrate his feelings through actions. Xue Meng's cousin. 16 years old.
Shi Mei (Hua Binan)
Shi Mei comes across as quiet, reserved, and very sensitive. He rarely acts assertively, preferring gentleness and caution. He is 18 years old.