Wiki & Encyclopedia: Prodigal Son Of Ming Dynasty

A modern history expert who transmigrated into the body of a notorious young master of the Nanhe Earl's manor. He struggles to adapt to his new life while trying to avoid torture under the guise of medical treatment by acting like his original, debauched self.

A loyal, albeit sycophantic, personal attendant (changsui) to Fang Jifan. He is deeply devoted to his master despite the master's erratic behavior and abusive tendencies.

A traditional physician hired by the Earl to treat Fang Jifan's alleged mental illness using painful and dubious acupuncture methods.

The Earl of Nanhe and Fang Jifan's father. He attained his peerage during the Jingnan Campaign and is concerned about his son's condition.

A maidservant in the Nanhe Earl's manor who attends to Fang Jifan's daily needs.

The head steward of the Nanhe Earl's manor, responsible for estate management. He is ironically relieved and delighted when Fang Jifan displays profligate behavior, as he takes it as a sign of the master's recovery.

The accountant of the Nanhe Earl's manor, who manages the household finances and land records. Like Steward Yang, he views Fang Jifan's return to decadence as a positive development.

A doctor tasked with treating Fang Jifan's 'brain disease.' He is pleased by Fang Jifan's recovery, or rather, his return to his usual offensive personality.