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The youngest of the Li brothers.

The father of the Li brothers and a respected political figure in the village.

A villager nicknamed 'Fake Lenin' due to his appearance. He is a humble man who collects fertilizer and maintains a polite connection with Tong Yue.

The nickname for Zhengning, a villager trusted by Tong Yue. Tong Yue treats him like an uncle and often leaves him supplies.

A villager in Yuhe Village who is murdered in his home alongside his wife.

A neighbor of Sangouzi who discovered the murder after hearing screams and triggered the village alarm.

A militia member in Yuhe Village under the command of Village Head Tong Zhenghua.

A high-ranking police officer from the local public security bureau leading the investigation into the murder at Sangouzi's home.

An elderly woman in the village who discovers her son and daughter-in-law's bodies. She is left to care for her two grandchildren.

Identified perpetrators from outside the village. They are hunting for a vanity box lost during the flood and are systematically interrogating and attacking villagers they suspect of finding it.

A fellow student enrolling at Beijing University at the same time as Tong Yue. He comes from a humble financial background.

A staff member handling admissions at Beijing University.

A staff member handling admissions at Beijing University.

A twenty-seven-year-old university student from Northeast China. He is married with a young son, comes from a modest background, and is known for being extremely thrifty to support his family.

A university student from Henan Province with a rural background and a large family. He is frugal and shares a close bond with Li Zhigang due to their similar circumstances.

A university student from Guangdong Province. He comes from a prosperous urban background and is generous toward his roommates.

A university student from Jiangsu Province. He comes from a prosperous urban background and frequently treats his roommates to meals.

A university student from Shandong Province. Since he comes from a large urban family with limited spare resources, he manages his finances carefully using his school subsidy.

An individual involved in a scheme orchestrated by Xu Zhongli against Du Ling-shuang.

A young man who associates with Xu Zhongli. He is eager to fit into the social circle of the educated youth and often attempts to maintain a sophisticated facade, though he feels a sense of superiority.

A character often associated with Xu Zhongli, whose relationship with him has recently shown signs of strain due to perceived ulterior motives.

A department head at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He holds a position of authority and is inclined to provide professional opportunities to the protagonist due to his respect for the protagonist's benefactor, Li Jianguo.

A family entity that acts as an antagonist and the primary target for Tong Yue's future revenge.

A cultivator and transmigrator who remembers his past life. He possesses spiritual abilities such as spiritual sense and Dantian energy, allowing him to perceive the world differently and perform supernatural arts. He is currently living a low-profile life in an urban setting.

A ruthless and feared gang leader in the underworld, known to his associates and subordinates as 'Fifth Master'. He manages the local black market with an iron fist.

A close friend of Li Jianguo who joined the army alongside him.

A close friend of Li Jianguo who joined the army alongside him.

A notable figure in the black market whose subordinates unsuccessfully sought out the protagonist.

Guo Yuncheng's father, a shrewd and pragmatic private coal mine owner who values education as a gateway to political power.

A department head at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, referred to as Director Wang. He respects Tong Yue's translation skills and is a helpful contact for reaching Li Jianguo's family.

A male student at the university who displays lecherous and obtrusive behavior toward Du Lingcong. He is fundamentally arrogant but easily cowed by physical intimidation.

A female student at the university whom Guo Yuncheng is interested in pursuing.

The patriarch of the Xu family. He is a man with a gloomy disposition, deeply concerned about the disappearance of his son, Xu Zhongli, and struggling to maintain authority over his power-hungry relatives.

Xu Yaowu's younger brother who manages the Xu family's 'Dark Guards.' He is a skilled martial artist.

The eldest of the next generation of the Xu family. He is ambitious, indifferent to his brother's disappearance, and views Xu Zhongli as a rival for the family inheritance.

The second son of the next generation. Like his brother Xu Zhongyi, he is calculating and secretly pleased by the disappearance of Xu Zhongli.

A key member of the Xu family who focuses on preserving the family's resources and power, often challenging Xu Yaowu's decisions to protect the 'Dark Guards'.

Du Lingcong's third uncle. He is a traditionalist who advocates for family alliances and exerts controlling authority over his niece, often using the patriarch of the family to threaten her compliance.

A local fixer and real estate broker with extensive connections in the city. He is reliable for finding properties and handling administrative dealings for a fee.

A student in the physics department who witnessed Tong Yue's rescue of Du Lingcong and openly expressed admiration for his bravery.

Du Lingcong's roommate and the eldest in her dormitory. She is married and serves as a mentor/advisor to Du Lingcong regarding her relationship with Tong Yue.

The protagonist, who possesses mysterious spiritual abilities and displays a protective, somewhat ruthless nature towards those he cares about. He is deeply committed to his partner, Du Lingshuang.

The father of Du Lingcong. He is indecisive and deeply submissive to his own father, prioritizing the clan's external image over his daughter's welfare until compelled otherwise by his sons.

The eldest son of Du Guoqiang and brother of Du Lingcong. He is pragmatic, perceptive, and critical of the family elders' reliance on outdated, exploitative clan politics.

The second son of Du Guoqiang and brother of Du Lingcong. He is hot-tempered and fiercely protective of his sister, openly defying authority figures to ensure her well-being.

The white-haired, stern head of the Du family who governs the clan with an iron fist, prioritizing marriage alliances for profit over family loyalty.

The grandfather of Du Lingcong and strict leader of the Du clan. He is traditionalist, ruthless, and prioritizes family political alliances over the well-being of his granddaughters. He falls ill due to the defiance of his son, Du Guoqiang.

The second son of the Du Patriarch and younger brother of Du Guoqiang. He is opportunistic, blindly obedient to his father, and lacks personal agency in family matters.

Du Lingcong's older sister. She was sacrificed by the family for a marriage alliance and still harbors deep resentment toward her father for enabling the situation.