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Bai Li: The mastermind orchestrating the events within the tomb, observing everyone from the central hub and manipulating the environment to achieve his hidden goals.

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Bai Li Ning Congquan Zhao Ling Ling Kongzhi Lou Kui Young Master of Tang Clan The Emperor Qiu Ju Eunuch Wang Bai Er Changsun Wuji Zhao Heng Changsun Yanzhi Zhao Hao Le Zhong Duanmu Xiu Shen Qianqiu General Ling Tian Ba Sima Cuo Jingchu Wang Di Zhu Yue Wang Han +61 more

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Bai Li

白礼

Original Name	白礼

The mastermind orchestrating the events within the tomb, observing everyone from the central hub and manipulating the environment to achieve his hidden goals.

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Ning Congquan

宁从权

Original Name	宁从权

A general of the Prince of Zhennan's Mansion, commanding the elite Chexia Hushi troops.

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Zhao Ling

赵陵

Original Name	赵陵
Relationships	Young Master of Tang Clan Love interest/Accompanied by

An aristocratic lady, titled Princess (Wengzhu) under the Prince of Huainan, known for her social adeptness and control over the Honglie Guard.

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Ling Kongzhi

凌空志

Original Name	凌空志

A Great General of the Eagle Wings Guard, known for his decisive and somewhat autocratic command style.

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Lou Kui

娄愧

Original Name	娄愧

The second-in-command of the Brocade-Sailed Thieves, one of the eight great bandit groups, serving as the leader of their expedition into the tomb.

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Young Master of Tang Clan

唐家少主

Original Name	唐家少主
Relationships	Zhao Ling Admirer

The leader of the Tang Clan expedition party, distracted by his infatuation with Zhao Ling.

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The Emperor

天子

Original Name	天子
Relationships	Qiu Ju Emperor/Attendant Eunuch Wang Emperor/Attendant

The supreme ruler of the empire, characterized by his calculated and cold political maneuvering. He seeks to centralize power and considers the independent influence of feudal marquises a direct threat to his reign.

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Qiu Ju

丘聚

Original Name	丘聚
Relationships	The Emperor Attendant/Emperor

An imperial eunuch and trusted envoy of the Emperor. He possesses a cunning mind, balancing loyalty to the throne with the ability to navigate complex social relations with powerful marquises like Bai Li.

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Eunuch Wang

王公公

Original Name	王公公
Relationships	The Emperor Attendant/Emperor

A high-ranking eunuch serving the Emperor. He acts as a primary administrator for royal decrees and keeps a watchful eye on potential threats to imperial authority within the capital.

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Bai Er

白二

Original Name	白二
Relationships	Bai Li Subordinate/Master

A highly capable steward and subordinate working directly under Bai Li. He is trusted to efficiently handle sensitive intelligence and organizational tasks on behalf of his master.

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Changsun Wuji

长孙无忌

Original Name	长孙无忌

The son of the late Grand Official Changsun Yanzhi. He is currently collaborating with the Seventh Prince to plot against others in the nobility, demonstrating a lack of necessary restraint.

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Zhao Heng

赵恒

Original Name	赵恒

The Seventh Prince of the empire. He is involved in political schemes alongside Changsun Wuji, showing ambition that the Emperor deems immature.

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Changsun Yanzhi

长孙晏

Original Name	长孙晏

A deceased Grand Official who served the state. His children are currently being looked after by the Emperor out of respect for his legacy.

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Zhao Hao

赵昊

Original Name	赵昊
Relationships	The Emperor Prince/Emperor

The Fourth Prince, known as the 'Kirin Child,' currently leading a military expedition to the south.

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Le Zhong

乐重

Original Name	乐重

A socialite in the capital who facilitated the final gathering for the Marquis heirs before their departure.

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Duanmu Xiu

端木修

Original Name	端木修

The heir to the Southern Marquis, traveling south through the same route as Bai Li.

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Shen Qianqiu

沈千秋

Original Name	沈千秋

An official charged by the Emperor with investigating recent criminal incidents.

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General Ling

凌将军

Original Name	凌将军

A military general currently accompanying the Fourth Prince, Zhao Hao, on his expedition.

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Tian Ba

天八

Original Name	天八

An expert in disguise and makeup from the Tianmen Dihu organization, acting as a body double for Bai Li.

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Sima Cuo

司马错

Original Name	司马错

A legendary historic general of the Qin Dynasty, whose tomb is rumored to contain great treasures and martial knowledge.

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Jingchu

静初

Original Name	静初
Relationships	江湖客 Leader

A scholarly martial artist who serves as the leader for a group of explorers within the Great Tomb. He possesses expert knowledge of ancient scripts, which leads to his discovery of the tomb's true origin.

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Wang Di

望帝

Original Name	望帝

The legendary King of ancient Shu. It is revealed that the burial site being explored is actually his tomb, repurposed or marked by Sima Cuo to hide the true treasure.

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Zhu Yue

朱岳

Original Name	朱岳

A scar-faced martial artist and one of the companions in the tomb. He was the first to be betrayed and killed by Jingchu.

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Wang Han

王瀚

Original Name	王瀚

A martial artist in a black robe who explored the tomb as part of Jingchu's party. He was killed by Jingchu after discovering the betrayal.

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Li You

李友

Original Name	李友

A martial artist who accompanied Jingchu into the tomb. He was incapacitated by Jingchu's surprise attack.

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Bie Ling

鳖灵

Original Name	鳖灵

The third King of the ancient Shu Kingdom. According to legend, he reigned during the time when the secret treasure was lost due to palace unrest.

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Qing Suruo

清素若

Original Name	清素若
Relationships	Gu Qingcheng Subordinate

A high-ranking elder of the Water Cloud Palace, deeply committed to the interests of the Ancient Kingdom of Shu lineage within her sect.

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Gu Qingcheng

顾倾城

Original Name	顾倾城
Relationships	Qing Suruo Superior/Clan Member

The current Palace Master of the Water Cloud Palace, ranked sixth on the Heavenly Ranking, and a prominent leader from the Ancient Kingdom of Shu lineage.

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Xu Hongru

徐鸿儒

Original Name	徐鸿儒
Relationships	Chu Kuangren Observed

The Vice Cult Leader of the White Lotus Sect. A calculating and highly perceptive individual who monitors the political landscape and recognizes the complex traps set by the unknown mastermind.

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Chu Kuangren

楚狂人

Original Name	楚狂人
Relationships	Xu Hongru Target of interest

A persona or name identified by the White Lotus Sect leadership as the likely architect behind the manipulation of events surrounding the tomb.

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The Man in Black

玄衣人

Original Name	玄衣人
Relationships	Jingchu Adversary

An anonymous martial artist who survived a near-fatal injury and sought vengeance against the scholar Liu Jingchu by exposing the true identity of the Great Tomb to rival factions.

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The Man in Green Robes

青袍人

Original Name	青袍人
Relationships	Ning Congquan Adversarial

A mysterious and incredibly powerful individual who conceals his identity. He demonstrates cultivation capabilities far exceeding standard Heaven-Man realm experts.

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Jin Fusheng

尽浮生

Original Name	尽浮生

The commander of the Imperial Guards Command, currently ranked eighth on the Heavenly Ranking, known for being one of the strongest martial artists.

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The Fourth Prince

四皇子

Original Name	四皇子

An ambitious imperial prince seeking the tomb's treasures, currently manipulating regional military forces to consolidate power and suppress rival sects.

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Old Cheng

老程

Original Name	老程
Relationships	Xu Hongru Subordinate

A fierce and enthusiastic subordinate of Xu Hongru, consistently advocating for aggressive military action and the expansion of the White Lotus Sect's influence.

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Commander Mu

沐都尉

Original Name	沐都尉

A military officer responsible for reporting the catastrophic losses of the regional garrisons to the Fourth Prince.

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Prince of Zhennan

镇南王

Original Name	镇南王

A powerful noble whose personal 'Tiger Guards' are present at the Great Tomb, though they are forced to retreat due to the sudden cataclysm.

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Uncle Shang

尚伯

Original Name	尚伯
Relationships	Zhao Ling Advisor/Guard

A trusted, expert-level martial artist and advisor serving the House of the Prince of Huainan, who coordinates strategic troop movements for Zhao Ling.

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Xuanming

玄冥

Original Name	玄冥

An enigmatic individual whose identity is the primary focus of Bai Li's investigation. Currently suspected to be involved in the events at the tomb.

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Imperial Physician

太医署的高官

Original Name	太医署的高官

A high-ranking medical official from the Imperial Medical Bureau sent to extract the Lotus Seed from the Fourth Prince. He is cautious and unsure of the long-term success of his procedure.

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Kuang Zhong

况钟

Original Name	况钟

An imperial official, peer to Shen Qianqiu and Qiu Ju, involved in state administrative and investigative duties.

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Wu Duxiong

武都雄

Original Name	武都雄

A high-ranking officer (Commander) within the Imperial Guard Command, tasked with investigating the Yellow Heaven Sect.

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Zhu Chong

朱冲

Original Name	朱冲

An investigating deputy within the Imperial Guard Command, dispatched to track the Yellow Heaven Sect.

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Zhennan Marquis

镇南侯

Original Name	镇南侯
Relationships	Yellow-robed Woman Son/Mother

A powerful regional noble who views the state's military reduction policies as a hostile threat. He feels relieved by the destruction of the imperial armies.

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Yellow-robed Woman

黄衫女子

Original Name	黄衫女子
Relationships	Zhennan Marquis Mother/Son

The matriarchal figure of the Zhennan Marquis's residence. She possesses significant wisdom and insight into the political and supernatural undercurrents of the realm.

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Han Heng

韩恒

Original Name	韩恒

The leader of the Ninth Faction of the Yellow Heaven Sect, currently approaching a critical cultivation milestone known as the sixty-year limit.

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Gonggong

共工

Original Name	共工

An enigmatic member of the Dutian organization, known for being chatty and observant. He enjoys gathering intelligence and discussing major political events, often displaying a mocking attitude toward the Imperial court.

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Dijiang

帝江

Original Name	帝江

The facilitator or leader of the Dutian organization's meetings, responsible for maintaining order and keeping the discussions on track.

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Qiangliang (Purple-Clad)

紫衣强良

Original Name	紫衣强良

A member of the Dutian organization who is skeptical of rumors regarding 'Chu Kuangren' and questions the reliability of the information presented.

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Zhurong

祝融

Original Name	祝融

A member of the Dutian organization who focuses on the logical implications of intelligence, particularly regarding the White Lotus Sect's influence.

Xizi (Green-Robed Guest) 青袍客翕兹

A member of the Dutian organization with extensive knowledge of martial arts history, particularly concerning Eastern Island sword masters.

Shebishi (Colorful-Clad) 彩衣奢比尸

A member of the Dutian organization who analyzes military capabilities and provides assessments of regional defense forces.

Kamiizumi Ise-no-kami Hidetsuna 上泉伊势守秀纲

The Sword Saint of the Eastern Island nation. A master swordsman who lost a duel to the Master of Sword Island thirty years ago and is now commanding a massive invasion force.

Kusunoki Masashige 楠木正成

A high-ranking general of the Eastern Island nation, known as a 'model of loyalty and justice,' currently leading an invasion fleet against the Great Zhou Dynasty.

Prince of Huainan 淮南王

A noble whose forces were almost completely wiped out during the conflict at the Qin Tomb.

Grand Ancestor of Zhou 周太祖

The founding Emperor of the Great Zhou Dynasty, known for establishing the system of the Four Border Marquises.

Qiangliang 强良

A member of the Dutian organization who is deeply affected by the memory of the massive plague that devastated the Jianghuai region a decade ago. He is cautious of investigations involving the Imperial Court.

Houtu 后土

A member of the Dutian organization who focuses on broader political trends and intelligence regarding the Imperial Court's failures.

General Rengong 人公将军

A high-ranking leader of the Yellow Heaven Sect, orchestrating the catastrophic flood as part of the sect's rise. He possesses formidable power, capable of manipulating water and lethally dispatching soldiers with ease.

Pei Hui 裴回

The Great General of the Left Guard, tasked with protecting the region. A formidable cultivator who has attained the Human Immortal Three Flowers stage, currently focused on defending his camp from a massive artificial flood.

Faction Leader Gao 高方主

A strategic leader within the Yellow Heaven Sect, currently coordinating with General Rengong to execute critical sect directives.

Wen Daozheng 闻道正

The General Rengong of the Yellow Heaven Sect and one of its three supreme leaders. He commands immense power, capable of manifesting the Middle Yellow Taiyi Dharma Idol to suppress his enemies.

Zhang Hong 张弘

A loyal General of the Right Guard who steadfastly refused to betray the Great Zhou Dynasty, ultimately sacrificing his life in the naval defense against the Eastern Island invasion.

Kamiizumi 上泉

The elite, formidable swordsman representing the Eastern Island Nation, known for his ability to strike with unparalleled speed and fatal precision.

Marquis of Eastern Pacification 镇东候

The influential regional lord who previously governed the Southeast; his departure allowed instability to grow in the region.

Xizi (Green-Robed) 青袍翕兹

A member of the Dutian organization who is highly skilled in swordsmanship and eager to test his martial prowess against strong foreign opponents.

Shi Jiuyin 蚀九阴

A member of the Dutian organization known for his extremely concise and sparse communication style.

Rushou (Gold-Armored) 金甲蓐收

A member of the Dutian organization who takes a cautious approach to decision-making regarding organizational shifts.

Han Zhong 韩忠

A Fang Master managing the 5th Division of the Yellow Heaven Sect. He is an exceptionally dangerous adversary noted for his strategic military intellect and command skills.

Tianya 天涯

A trusted subordinate under the command of Jinjia Rushou, tasked with executing sensitive operational orders.

Bai Yi 白一

A trusted subordinate of Bai Li and manager of the 'Tianmen' division, responsible for violent institutions and elite assassins.

Bai San 白三

An incompetent or disloyal subordinate sent by Lady Bai to serve the young master, who eventually proved to be a liability.

Tian Yi 天一

One of the nine Tianmen Envoys. A flirtatious and highly powerful assassin whose true character is masked by a playful, sometimes mocking exterior.

Tian Er 天二

One of the nine Tianmen Envoys. He is somber, emotionless, and almost always accompanied by an umbrella as his signature accessory.

Tian San 天三

One of the nine Tianmen Envoys. Noted for a feminine, beautiful face contrasted by a cruel and bloodthirsty nature.

Tian Wu 天五

One of the nine Tianmen Envoys. An arrogant warrior who enjoys drinking fine wine even while anticipating his next kill.

Lady Bai 白夫人

An aristocratic woman associated with the Bai family who attempts to manage the young master's household by sending servants.

Chu Tianya 楚天涯

The leader representing the remnants of the previous dynasty who has been instrumental in facilitating cooperation between the Eastern Island forces and the Yellow Heaven Sect. He is now insistent on withdrawing from the coalition despite pressure to stay.

Wu Dutian 武都天

A strategic figure associated with the Imperial Guards who sought refuge and recovery in Guangling, later orchestrating a retreat from the city to avoid conflict with the Yellow Heaven Sect.

Kamiizumi Nobutsuna 上泉信纲

The full name of the formidable swordsman of the Eastern Island Nation. He represents a standard of martial excellence that deters desertion among the allied forces.

Buyeo Jang 扶余璋

The commanding general of the Baekje Kingdom, currently participating in the military alliance against the Great Zhou Dynasty.

Kim Yu-sin 金庾信

A commanding general of the Silla Kingdom known for his aggressive expansionist strategies and overconfidence regarding the military alliance's success.

Shinkuro 新九郎

A hot-tempered subordinate under General Kusunoki Masashige known for his propensity for violence and insubordination.

Li Ruxie 李汝谐

Revered as the 'Martial God' of the Silla Kingdom, known for his immense power, recently killed in action at Gaoyou City.

Tian Wu 天吴

A mysterious and exceedingly powerful combatant responsible for the death of the Silla 'Martial God' Li Ruxie.

Agility Arts

轻身功夫

Advanced movement techniques used for nimble traversal and light-foot maneuvers.

Mechanism and Hidden Weapons

机关暗器

The signature combat specialty of the Tang Clan, involving lethal traps and projectiles.

Ghost Valley Book

鬼谷书

A legendary tome said to contain peerless martial arts, as well as profound knowledge of military strategy, governance, and statecraft.

Zongheng

纵横

A powerful weapon, often cited alongside the Ten Heavenly Divine Weapons, capable of wielding immense power.

White Lotus Deliverance

白莲渡生

A ritualistic mantra used by the White Lotus Sect to influence the emotions and subconscious of the masses during their trials.

Dujing Initial Stage

渡经初期

An early level of cultivation strength, held by the martial artists who attempt to explore the depths of the Great Tomb.

Zongheng Sword

纵横剑

A powerful and legendary weapon, often cited alongside the Ten Heavenly Divine Weapons, capable of wielding immense power.

The Longevity Treasure

至宝

A mysterious relic discovered by the ancient King Wang Di in a well, capable of granting hundreds of years of life and preserving the body after death.

Formation of the Escaping Jia

遁甲之阵

An ancient, complex mystical array that previously restricted access to the core regions of the tomb before its final collapse.

Great Sun Fierce Tiger

大日凶虎

A powerful martial formation technique utilized by the Chexia Hushi troops to condense a white tiger's spirit, capable of challenging powerful individual cultivators.

Human Immortal Three Flowers

天人三花

A stage of cultivation mastery, denoting a high level of spiritual advancement and combat prowess.

Human Immortal Five Qi

天人五气

A high-tier cultivation rank, often considered a boundary separating exceptional experts from common challengers.

Mechanic Arts

机关术

The profound and dangerous craft of designing complex traps, war machines, and mechanisms. While contemporary sects like the Tang Clan and Baiqiao Pavilion are considered experts, they remain vastly inferior to the ancient masters of the Gongshu and Mo schools.

Blazing Sun True Qi

烈阳真元

A high-level combat energy technique utilized by Ning Congquan, manifesting as intense heat and light capable of overwhelming opponents.

Void-Walking

凌空虚度

An advanced cultivation state enabling experts at the Heaven-Man realm to hover, levitate, or traverse space without needing footing.

Heaven-Man Realm

天人境界

The pinnacle of cultivation. Warriors at this stage possess destructive power capable of devastating large areas and are governed by unwritten rules regarding interference in mundane conflicts.

Spirit-Confusing Incense

乱神香

A volatile incense used as a trap to induce powerful hallucinations in those who breathe it.

Heaven-Blazing Thunder

煌天雷

A devastating explosive firearm weapon utilized by the White Lotus Sect for tactical ambushes.

Lotus Seed

莲种

A parasitic charm or poison planted inside a person by the White Lotus Sect, used as a means of control and coercion against high-ranking officials.

Military Formation Arts

兵家战阵

Advanced tactical combat techniques used by elite imperial forces to concentrate their spirit and essence into devastating, synchronized attacks.

Yellow Heaven Great Arts

黄天大法

The foundational cultivation technique of the Yellow Heaven Sect, created during the Great Han dynasty based on Taoist teachings. It offers rapid progress but forces cultivators to face a life-or-death 'Sixty-Year Tribulation' every sixty years, often requiring them to incite war to survive.

Dragon-Roar Blade

龙吟啸

A powerful martial technique unleashed by Pei Hui, characterized by a resonant, dragon-like roar and immense radiant energy capable of cleaving flooding waters.

Middle Yellow Taiyi Dharma Idol

中黄太一法相

A powerful spiritual manifestation summoned by Wen Daozheng. It appears as a titanic, god-like figure capable of exerting immense pressure to suppress attacks and immobilize targets with its massive hands.

Middle Yellow Taiyi Sigil

中黄太一符箓

A supernatural signal manifestation used by the Yellow Heaven Sect to communicate the success of their operations. It appears as a glowing design in the sky, visible even through adverse weather.

Heavenly Demon Fragmentation Art

天魔解体大法

A forbidden and dangerous cultivation technique that forcibly releases all of a user's potential to obtain overwhelming, temporary strength, often resulting in severe physical damage or death to the practitioner.

Middle Yellow Taiyi Dharma Idol

中黄太乙法相

A powerful spiritual manifestation technique used by elite cultivators of the Yellow Heaven Sect to suppress and dominate enemies.

Heavenly Being Realm

天人

The pinnacle of cultivation levels encountered, denoting a master of formidable, almost supernatural, combat power.

Half-step Heavenly Being Realm

半步天人

A cultivation stage just below the peak, representing experts of exceptional strength.

Chongtian

冲天

An organization composed of remnants from the previous dynasty, which functions as a formidable paramilitary force.

Wind Manipulation Art

御风之术

A terrifying martial technique utilized by the masked assailant, capable of summoning, controlling, and unleashing devastating, lethal hurricanes and gales.

Xin'an City

新安城

A location near the entrance of the ancient tomb where recent conflict has occurred.

The Great Tomb

大墓

The core mystery site filled with traps, shifting architecture, and rumored treasures.

Prince of Zhennan's Mansion

镇南王府

The power base for the Chexia Hushi troops.

Water Cloud Palace

水云宫

A female-led sect with origins in the southern regions, known for their superior agility and connection to the sea.

Chexia Hushi Camp

车下虎士大营

The military encampment for the elite tiger-warrior troops under the Prince of Zhennan.

Honglie Guard

鸿烈卫

The personal military force of the Prince of Huainan, heavily funded and battle-hardened.

Eagle Wings Guard

鹰扬卫

A contingent of the imperial army, comprising eleven regional defense garrisons.

Brocade-Sailed Thieves

锦帆贼

One of the eight great bandit organizations in the realm.

Tang Clan of Sichuan

川蜀唐堡

A prominent clan famed for their expertise in poisons, traps, and hidden weapons.

Imperial City

皇城

The fortified center of political and imperial power where the government resides.

Xuanzheng Hall

宣政殿

The primary throne hall where the Emperor receives officials and conducts urgent state business.

Zhenbei Marquis Manor

镇北侯府

The official residence of the Marquis of the North within the capital city.

Sanfu Region

三辅

A strategic region bordering the capital.

Jingzhou

荆州

A southern province that Bai Li passes through during his journey.

Lujiang

庐江

A commandery where the White Lotus Sect is actively conducting a secret trial.

Shu Region

蜀地

The ancient territory associated with the Kingdom of Shu, where the true tomb is located.

Kingdom of Shu

蜀国

An ancient state established by the King of Shu, famously conquered by the Qin general Sima Cuo.

White Lotus Sect

白莲教

A secretive and influential organization known for its deep pockets and extensive intelligence network, currently closely watching the developments at the tomb.

Ancient Kingdom of Shu

古蜀国

A historical civilization whose descendants form one of the core factions within the Water Cloud Palace.

The Capital

京城

The central seat of Imperial power where the Emperor resides and where official state decrees are issued.

Zhennan Marquis's Mansion

镇南侯府

The political and military seat of the Zhennan Marquis's forces, renowned for its formidable military training and influence.

Baiqiao Pavilion

百巧阁

A premier sect in the southeast renowned for their craftsmanship and mechanical expertise, recognized as a leading authority in the modern era.

Chexia Hushi

车下虎士

A group of elite warriors who recognized the lethality of the tomb early and chose to withdraw rather than continue the exploration.

Imperial Guards Command

拱卫司

An elite government department responsible for defense and security, led by authoritative figures like Jin Fusheng.

Tang Fortress

唐堡

A influential sect renowned for their expertise in hidden weapons, poisons, and architectural mechanics.

Sea of Death

死亡之海

A desolate and treacherous desert region known for its harsh environment and as the source of the lethal Golden鎏金虫.

Gongshu Family

公输家

An ancient, legendary clan world-renowned for their unparalleled mastery of mechanical engineering, architectural design, and lethal trap mechanisms.

Zhechong Garrisons

折冲府

Regional military strongholds under the indirect command of the Eagle Wings Guard, mobilized to secure the tomb.

Huainan Honglie

淮南鸿烈

A formidable faction vying for the treasures within the ancient tomb.

Zhechong Guards

折冲卫

The imperial regional defense units currently suffering heavy losses due to ambushes by the White Lotus Sect.

Xiaoye Mountain

小叶岭山

A location where a contingent of the Zhechong Guards was ambushed by the White Lotus Sect.

East Gorge Stone Valley

东峡石谷

A strategic valley where imperial military units were attacked.

Tiger Crouch Ridge

虎踞岗

A key location where regional military forces under the Eagle Wings Guard were ambushed.

The Great Zhou Dynasty

大周

The ruling imperial empire in the region, possessing vast military might but currently facing internal pressure and potential rebellion.

Privy Council

枢密院

The central imperial military administrative body responsible for national defense and oversight of the twelve regional guards.

Estate of the Marquis of Zhennan

镇南候府

A powerful feudal estate whose elite warriors, the Chexia Hushi, disappeared from the tomb, implying they retreated.

Eleven Prefectures Garrisons

十一府

The regional defense units associated with the Eagle Wings Guard, all of which were wiped out.

Qin Tomb

秦墓

The site of the ancient tomb where the recent catastrophic battle took place.

Xin'an

新安

A location serving as a staging ground where the Fourth Prince and the Imperial medical team are stationed.

Imperial City Command

皇城司

An agency responsible for internal security and intelligence, led by Qiu Ju.

Yellow Heaven Sect

黄天教

A major, secretive religious/martial organization operating in the southeastern regions, currently under investigation by the Imperial court.

Tian Wu

天吴

A mysterious faction or organization involved in high-level conflicts that the imperial authorities struggle to manage.

Tianmen Dihu

天门地户

A sect or entity identified as a source of difficult and pressing imperial assignments.

You Prefecture

幽州

A remote northern region known for political or military trouble, causing significant headaches for the imperial administration.

Dutian Realm

都天空间

A chaotic, specialized spatial dimension where members of the Dutian organization meet secretly.

Eastern Island Nation

东岛国

A foreign nation currently mobilizing its navy to attack the Great Zhou Dynasty in retaliation for the execution of their envoy.

Sword Island

剑岛

A legendary location or sect associated with a master swordsman who once defeated the Sword Saint of the Eastern Island.

The Southeast

东南

A strategic region of the Great Zhou Dynasty currently threatened by the Eastern Island invasion fleet.

Huainan Prince's Mansion

淮南王府

The political seat of the Prince of Huainan, whose forces suffered catastrophic losses at the Qin Tomb.

Dutian Organization

都天

A clandestine organization comprised of secretive individuals who utilize mythological figures as codenames to conduct intelligence-gathering and covert operations.

Dadeyu Trading Firm

大德玉商号

A prominent trading house with cross-regional business operations, currently under intense scrutiny for its suspected role in orchestrating a catastrophic plague ten years prior.

Guangjitang (Benevolence Hall)

广济堂

The predecessor of the Dadeyu Trading Firm, originally presented as a medical clinic that gained fame during the Jianghuai plague before evolving into a commercial entity.

Jianghuai Region

江淮

A major geographic area that suffered a catastrophic plague a decade ago, leading to severe Imperial lockdowns and high mortality.

Guangling

广陵

A commandery or region in the Southeast where the current confrontation between the Imperial Guards and the Yellow Heaven Sect is taking place.

Yiling

夷陵

A strategic region where the Yellow Heaven Sect sabotaged the river embankment to release a massive flood.

Left Guard Camp

左威卫大营

The military stronghold of the Left Guards, currently under direct threat of obliteration from an artificially induced flood.

Baekje Kingdom

百济国

A foreign nation that has joined a military alliance with the Eastern Island Nation to seize territory for profit amidst the weakening position of the Great Zhou Dynasty.

Silla Kingdom

新罗国

A foreign nation that has joined a military alliance with the Eastern Island Nation to launch surprise attacks against the naval forces of the Great Zhou Dynasty.

Tai Lake

太湖

A significant waterway and strategic location where the organization known as Dutian maintains a base.

Lake Heart Island

湖心岛

A secluded island located in the center of Tai Lake, used by members of Dutian for intelligence gathering and coordination.

Wujun

吴郡

A key city in the Southeast that has managed to avoid being directly consumed by the Yellow Heaven Sect's rebellion, though it suffers from economic stagnation.

Huayue Pavilion

花月楼

The most prestigious restaurant in Wujun, located northeast of Yinma Bridge, famous for its signature liquor, 'Flower-Moon Dew'.

Sichuan

川蜀

A region known for its mountainous terrain, serving as the point of origin for Bai Li and Bai Er's journey to the southeast.

Baekje

百济

A foreign nation aligned with the Eastern Island and Silla, participating in the coordinated invasion of the Great Zhou Dynasty.

Silla

新罗

A foreign nation aligned with the Eastern Island and Baekje, participating in the coordinated invasion of the Great Zhou Dynasty.

Right Guard

右威卫

An elite military unit of the Great Zhou Dynasty, recently decimated by the combined forces of the Eastern Island, Baekje, and Silla.

Qingzhou East Commandery

青州东郡

A region where Jinjia Rushou maintains a base of operations.

Eight-Hundred-Mile Water Marsh

八百里水泊

An expansive and rugged marshland area that serves as a secluded sanctuary and base of operations.

Imperial Capital

京师

The central seat of government for the Great Zhou Dynasty, from which reinforcements for the southeast were dispatched.

Tianmen

天门

The violent division of the organization dedicated to assassination, mercenary work, and aggressive actions.

Dihu

地户

The administrative, financial, and intelligence-gathering division of the organization.

Eastern Island

东岛

An aggressive foreign archipelago nation currently leading an invasion fleet against the Great Zhou Dynasty.

The Divine Land

神州

The central civilization and ancestral lands of the people, currently encroached upon by foreign invaders.

Yangzhou

扬州

A southeastern region of the Great Zhou Dynasty, currently experiencing severe desolation due to the chaos caused by the Yellow Heaven Sect and the invading forces.

Jiangdu

江都

A city in the southeast that has fallen into disrepair and near-ghost-town status following the occupation by the Eastern Island, Baekje, and Silla coalition forces.

Dantu County

丹徒

A strategic route utilized by moving military units, where remnants of the Baekje forces encountered fierce, lethal resistance.

Qu'e

曲阿

A location marked by persistent light rain and scenes of aftermath involving mysterious, highly skilled assassins.

Hailing

海陵

A city characterized by recent scenes of mass casualties and the quiet withdrawal of mysterious figures.

Guangling City

广陵城

A strategic commandery in the southeast region where the current negotiations and confrontation between the coalition forces and others are unfolding.

Gaoyou City

高邮城

The location where the Silla Martial God Li Ruxie was defeated and killed.

Gaoyou

高邮

A strategic location near Guangling City that served as the site for the fatal duel between Li Ruxie and the mysterious assailant known as Tian Wu.

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Characters

Characters

Bai Li

Ning Congquan

Zhao Ling

Ling Kongzhi

Lou Kui

Young Master of Tang Clan

The Emperor

Qiu Ju

Eunuch Wang

Bai Er

Changsun Wuji

Zhao Heng

Changsun Yanzhi

Zhao Hao

Le Zhong

Duanmu Xiu

Shen Qianqiu

General Ling

Tian Ba

Sima Cuo

Jingchu

Wang Di

Zhu Yue

Wang Han

Li You

Bie Ling

Qing Suruo

Gu Qingcheng

Xu Hongru

Chu Kuangren

The Man in Black

The Man in Green Robes

Jin Fusheng

The Fourth Prince

Old Cheng

Commander Mu

Prince of Zhennan

Uncle Shang

Xuanming

Imperial Physician

Kuang Zhong

Wu Duxiong

Zhu Chong

Zhennan Marquis

Yellow-robed Woman

Han Heng

Gonggong

Dijiang

Qiangliang (Purple-Clad)

Zhurong

Skills & Abilities

Agility Arts

Mechanism and Hidden Weapons

Ghost Valley Book

Zongheng

White Lotus Deliverance

Dujing Initial Stage

Zongheng Sword

The Longevity Treasure

Formation of the Escaping Jia

Great Sun Fierce Tiger

Human Immortal Three Flowers

Human Immortal Five Qi

Mechanic Arts

Blazing Sun True Qi

Void-Walking

Heaven-Man Realm

Spirit-Confusing Incense

Heaven-Blazing Thunder

Lotus Seed

Military Formation Arts

Yellow Heaven Great Arts

Dragon-Roar Blade

Middle Yellow Taiyi Dharma Idol

Middle Yellow Taiyi Sigil

Heavenly Demon Fragmentation Art

Middle Yellow Taiyi Dharma Idol