Feng Xin

He has a second appearance as an ordinary man named San Lan. He is an unrivaled Demon Prince and one of the Four Great Calamities. He is known throughout the three worlds by the fearsome nickname "Flower Picker in the Bloody Rain" (Hue Yu Tan Hua). He is the master of the Ghost City and the most powerful, wealthy, and fearsome demon, before whom even the Heavens tremble. True Form: A tall, stately, and incredibly handsome young man, apparently 18-19 years old. He possesses snow-white skin and a wild, predatory grace. Style: He invariably wears expensive maple-red robes. His wrists are adorned with exquisite silver bracers (armlets) that jingle as he moves. Xie Lian's name is tattooed on his left forearm, though Hua Cheng's terrible handwriting makes it illegible. Eyepatch: He always wears a black eyepatch over his right eye. As a child, he was considered a monster and a cursed child due to his congenital heterochromia (his right eye was bright red). Later, in Mount Tonglu, he gouged out his own eye to create his weapon. Disguise: He possesses impeccable shapeshifting skills. He often assumes the guise of a charming, carefree youth named San Lang (Third Son), wearing his hair in a messy side ponytail. Cruel and Ruthless to the World: To enemies, gods, and strangers, Hua Cheng is arrogant, sarcastic, cynical, and a deadly sadist. He holds a grudge and does not forgive any offenses inflicted on him or his faith. Absolutely Loyal to Xie Lian: In Xie Lian's presence, his character changes beyond recognition. With the prince, he becomes the most gentle, sensitive, caring, and obedient youth. He respects Xie Lian's every decision and is willing to burn the world for him. Keen Mind: Hua Cheng possesses colossal intellect, cunning, and strategic thinking. He is excellent at reading others' motives, seeing through lies, and skillfully manipulates arrogant celestials. Cruel and Ruthless to the World: To enemies, gods, and strangers, Hua Cheng is arrogant, sarcastic, cynical, and a deadly sadist.

Serene Beauty: A young man of remarkable, gentle, and pure beauty that never fades due to his immortality. He appears to be around 17-20 years old. Style: Wears simple, modest white robes, a straw hat (dou li), and bandages around his neck and wrists that conceal cursed kang. Main Attribute: A white silk ribbon, called Ruoye (若邪), that wraps around his arm. It has a will of its own, capable of attacking, protecting, and binding enemies. Absolute Kindness and Compassion: Despite 800 years of poverty, humiliation, and betrayal, Xie Lian has not become embittered. His main motto in life is: "The body dwells in the abyss, but the heart longs for heaven." Calm and Gentle: He has a gentle, patient, and incredibly polite nature. It is almost impossible to anger him. He tends to regard his own misfortunes and failures with mild self-irony. Catastrophic Bad Luck: During his exiles, he was deprived of good fortune, so minor and major misfortunes constantly befall him. Because of this, he makes a living by collecting trash and performing street tricks. Steely Will: Behind the mask of a gentle and sometimes comical monk lies the strongest warrior of his time, capable of withstanding colossal physical and mental pain. Martial Genius: Xie Lian is a master of swordsmanship and hand-to-hand combat. Even with his spiritual powers sealed, he is capable of single-handedly defeating dangerous demons thanks to centuries of experience. Terrifying Culinary Skills: His food looks beautiful, but tastes so poisonous that it can instantly knock out even powerful celestials. The only one who truly enjoys his cooking is Hua Cheng. Connection to Hua Cheng: Supreme Demon Prince Hua Cheng (Flower Picker in the Bloody Rain) is his most devoted believer, protector, and lover, who has sought out and protected Xie Lian for 800 years.

Southwest God of War and the Perfected Lord of Xuanzhen. Graceful Warrior: He possesses a refined, noble, and handsome appearance, making him appear pale and fragile, but this appearance is deceptive. Facial Features: He has thin lips, a neat nose, and a cold, penetrating gaze. A hint of skepticism or disdain can often be seen on his face. Style: He dresses in formal, neat clothes of dark or deep tones. His favorite weapon is a long glaive (Zhanmadao saber), which he wields with astonishing grace. Complex and Secretive: Mu Qing is a classic example of a proud man with deep inner complexes. Due to his poor background, he is extremely sensitive to the opinions of others and looks for a catch everywhere. Sarcasm and Manners: He speaks with exceptional politeness, but his words are always laced with subtle irony and sarcasm. Known for his habit of theatrically rolling his eyes. Pragmatism: Unlike the idealistic Feng Xin, Mu Qing is an absolute realist. He prioritizes logic, survival, and practicality, often causing others to view him as selfish. Hidden Caring: Beneath a mask of indifference and cynicism, he conceals his loyalty. Mu Qing rarely performs good deeds openly, preferring to help secretly, lest anyone perceive it as weakness or pity. Court Past: Xie Lian noticed Mu Qing's talent when he was a simple servant and laborer at Huangji Monastery and made him his personal assistant, giving him a chance to advance in life. Leaving Xie Lian: During the prince's first exile, Mu Qing made the difficult decision to leave him to focus on his own self-improvement and ascension. Feng Xin and many fans considered this act a betrayal, although Mu Qing's motives were far more complex. Enmity with Feng Xin: Their centuries-long rivalry is one of the most intense in the novel. They are complete opposites in personality, fighting methods, and outlook on life, causing their verbal spats to quickly escalate into physical combat.

A handsome, tall man in his prime with impeccable athletic posture. Facial Features: He has fair skin, a strong jaw, and a determined gaze. His brows are often furrowed, making others mistakenly perceive him as stern or angry. Weapon: His main attribute is a massive black bow, which he fires with perfect accuracy. Southeastern God of War and Perfect Lord of Nanyang. Feng Xin's main traits are a colossal sense of responsibility, straightforwardness, and nobility. He never talks behind people's backs and disdains intrigue. He loses his temper easily, especially when it comes to his longtime rival, Mu Qing. When irritated, Feng Xin frequently and loudly curses. He remained loyal to Xie Lian to the last during his first exile, steadfastly sharing his poverty and misery. He experiences panic and extreme awkwardness in front of women. Feng Xin tries to keep his distance from them and avoids any conversations about intimate matters. Relationship with Xie Lian: He served the prince since he was 14. Even after centuries of separation and past grievances, he retained deep respect for his former master. Feud with Mu Qin: They have a complex, centuries-old relationship. They constantly argue, fight, and exchange barbs, but in critical situations they are able to work together.