Wiki & Encyclopedia: Shock! Patriarch Subhuti Is Actually The Jade Emperor?

A transmigrator from Earth who became a direct disciple of the Sect Leader Tongtian. He possesses the unique ability to influence the small-scale flow of fate while respecting the unavoidable grand tides, acting as the custodian of the截教's legacy after the Investiture of the Gods.

The ruler of the Heavenly Court who governs the Three Realms. He maintains a close, familial relationship with Xuancang, often seeking his counsel regarding the stability of the cosmic order.

A high-ranking general serving in the Heavenly Court, respectful of his superiors and often task-oriented.

The Master of the Jie Sect, known for his philosophy of teaching all living beings without discrimination. Despite the tragic outcome of his sect during the Investiture of the Gods, he trusts Xuancang to carry on his legacy and apply the doctrine of altering small trends within predestined grand events.

Originally the Water and Fire Qilin, these beings were transformed into attendants by Sect Leader Tongtian. They are at the peak of the Taiyi Golden Immortal cultivation realm and have been bestowed upon Xuancang to serve and protect him.

Also known as the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King. He holds authority over the Heavenly Court's military power but is distrusted by the Jade Emperor, who suspects him of colluding with the Western Buddhist faction.

The nephew of the Jade Emperor, recommended by the Queen Mother of the West for the position of Heavenly Judicial God.

A high-ranking deity in the Heavenly Court with significant influence over official appointments, such as the position of the Heavenly Judicial God.

A powerful deity and rival to the Jade Emperor, often seeking to undermine the Jade Emperor's authority within the Heavenly Court.

A prominent external disciple of the Jie Sect and the Heavenly Court's God of Wealth. He holds deep loyalty to the sect and acts as an enforcer of Xuancang's will.

A direct disciple of Sect Leader Tongtian and the head of the Dou Department (Doumu Yuanjun). She is the senior sister to Xuancang and deeply involved in Jie Sect affairs.

The Third Prince and Great Deity of the Three Altars of the Sea. Known for his strained relationship with his father, Li Jing, he willingly defects to serve under Xuancang.

The leader of the Thunder Department and a disciple of Our Lady of Golden Spirit. He is a primary member of the Jie Sect faction in the Heavenly Court.

The Fire Deity of the Southern Three Essences, belonging to the Jie Sect external disciples.

The Plague Deity who leads the Plague Department and originates from the Jie Sect external disciples.

A former member of the Jie Sect who defected to lead the Buddhist faction. Viewed as a traitor by Xuancang.

A primordial goddess who created the heavens and earth and is senior to the Jade Emperor. The Stone Monkey was originally carved from a remnant of the stone she used to patch the heavens.

Powerful and unscrupulous figures from the West who seek to manipulate the destiny of the Stone Monkey to bolster their regional influence. They are considered the primary antagonists in the Jade Emperor's secret plans.

An avatar manifested by the Jade Emperor through the practice of severing his three corpses. He acts as a separate entity to govern the training of the Stone Monkey away from the scrutiny of the Western Sages.