Feng xin

At the age of fourteen Feng Xin began his duty as Xie Lian's bodyguard. Feng Xin was very loyal to Xie Lian and their relationship was close, so much so that Feng Xin considered the idea of them ever seperating as foolish.

As one of his deputy generals and closest companions, he was naturally present during the fall of the Xianle nation. Even during the civil war and crisis, Feng Xin still displayed incredible loyalty to Xie Lian and tried to make sure of his well being.

Fierce rank ghost known as the fetus spirit, as well as the son of Feng Xin and Jian Lan.

the Martial God who oversees the Southeast and has nearly eight thousand temples dedicated to his palace.

He cares deeply about those close to him, and is also willing to save and protect those he has disputes with. He shows a strange fear of women, becoming nervous and disoriented when around them.

Yang" being the masculine part of Yin and Yang, which can also mean "sun" and "living" …

When Xie Lian fell off, it wasn't that Feng Xin disliked him from there on. He still loved Xie Lian, but it was something that Feng Xin also had difficulty understanding and accepting.

Mu Qing and Feng Xin's relationship is characterized by an unfortunate clash of personalities that causes an unending amount of discord between two people who, when united, make a formidable team.

his past relationship

Jian Lan. One of the women working in the brothel that Feng Xin accidentally damaged was Jian Lan, a former noble woman of Xianle. The two met shortly after Feng Xin started to busk and he soon began to show feelings for her. Eventually, they fell in love with one another and had a relationship.

Mu Qing leaves in the end, although he's hesitant and even apologizes for what he did. Feng Xin and Mu Qing reunite after both ascending on their own. Not much is known about what transpired between them during the 800 years before the start of the novel, but they both became martial gods of the South.