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Protagonist: A skilled martial artist and technique specialist who utilizes 'spirit possession' and golden ring weapons to combat dark sorcerers.

镇龙棺，阎王命

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Characters

Protagonist Black-Robed Sorcerer Baozi Cultist Tu Renxiong Cleansing Truth Sect Elders Gluttonous Marten Ding Mang Zheng Yi Zhao Sichen Shao Zilong Lianhua Song Zhicheng Director Feng President Zhao Little Madman Daoist Master Lu Lüzhu Yun Chan Divine Doctor Yu Elder Gu Lean Man Fierce-Looking Man Chen Pu +144 more

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Protagonist

我

Original Name	我

A skilled martial artist and technique specialist who utilizes 'spirit possession' and golden ring weapons to combat dark sorcerers.

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Black-Robed Sorcerer

黑袍术士

Original Name	黑袍术士
Relationships	Protagonist Enemy

A group of formidable sorcerers residing in the ancient tomb who utilize dark spells and formations.

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Baozi

宝子

Original Name	宝子
Relationships	Protagonist Ally

A combat companion or construct that rampages through the crowd, assisting in the protagonist's assault.

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Cultist

教徒

Original Name	教徒

The peripheral followers guarding the black-robed sorcerers.

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Tu Renxiong

屠人雄

Original Name	屠人雄
Relationships	Protagonist Enemy

The leader of the Cleansing Truth Sect. He is a formidable, tall, and imposing martial artist who favors large, heavy bladed weapons and employs treacherous tactics to eliminate his rivals.

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Cleansing Truth Sect Elders

清水教高手

Original Name	清水教高手
Relationships	Tu Renxiong Subordinate

A group of ten or more senior members of the Cleansing Truth Sect who possess high cultivation levels and specialize in group-based spell casting and restraining magic.

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Gluttonous Marten

吃货貂

Original Name	吃货貂
Relationships	Protagonist Companion

A small creature and companion capable of scouting, utilized by the protagonist to maintain a high-ground vantage point for surveillance.

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Ding Mang

丁蟒

Original Name	丁蟒
Relationships	Protagonist Ally

An elderly ghost or spirit fighter known for his aggressive, relentless combat style during the chaos of the city defense.

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Zheng Yi

郑义

Original Name	郑义
Relationships	Protagonist Ally

A lean, middle-aged member of the Cangzhou Association who helped organize the local defense and verified the identity of the protagonist.

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Zhao Sichen

赵思辰

Original Name	赵思辰
Relationships	Protagonist Ally

A member of the association who provided reports regarding the protagonist's appearance to the local defense units.

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Shao Zilong

邵子龙

Original Name	邵子龙
Relationships	Protagonist Ally

A skilled martial artist and supernatural investigator who serves alongside the protagonist, known for his combat prowess.

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Lianhua

莲花

Original Name	莲花
Relationships	Protagonist Ally

A combatant and investigator who works with the Ninth Bureau and the regional association to patrol the city.

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Song Zhicheng

宋志承

Original Name	宋志承
Relationships	Protagonist Ally

The acting director of the Ninth Bureau in Cangzhou. A thick-eyebrowed, heavy-set man who coordinates the defense of the city.

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Director Feng

冯局长

Original Name	冯局长

The deceased former director of the Ninth Bureau in Cangzhou, killed by the Cleansing Truth Sect.

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President Zhao

赵会长

Original Name	赵会长

The deceased former head of the regional association, killed by the Cleansing Truth Sect.

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Little Madman

小疯子

Original Name	小疯子

An associate and combatant currently assisting in the aftermath of the city defense.

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Daoist Master Lu

陆掌教

Original Name	陆掌教

A powerful leader of the Maoshan sect, revered for his immense magical power and divine-like cultivation abilities.

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Lüzhu

绿珠

Original Name	绿珠

An owl familiar belonging to Yun Chan, who serves as a scout and guide, capable of displaying extreme emotional intelligence and distress when sensing danger.

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Yun Chan

云婵

Original Name	云婵

Also known as 'Little Madman', she is an agile martial artist and companion who recently reunited with the group, accompanied by her owl, Lüzhu.

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Divine Doctor Yu

余神医

Original Name	余神医

A personage known for their abrasive personality and tendency to scold others, often cited as a source of stress and disciplinary pressure by the group.

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Elder Gu

顾长老

Original Name	顾长老

A figure of authority within the Mitian Dharma Sect, overseeing the gathering of forces and the operation at the mountain.

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Lean Man

瘦削男子

Original Name	瘦削男子
Relationships	Fierce-Looking Man Brother/Associate

An opportunist and leader of a small group of sorcerers who has pledged allegiance to the Mitian Dharma Sect in hopes of survival during the coming calamity.

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Fierce-Looking Man

大汉

Original Name	大汉
Relationships	Lean Man Brother/Associate

An associate of the Lean Man, acting as his subordinate and brother-in-arms, eager for status within their new sect.

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Chen Pu

陈朴

Original Name	陈朴

The former leader of the Maoshan Sect, whose hidden identity is the primary reason the five sects have launched a joint operation.

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Lu Jingxiu

陆静修

Original Name	陆静修

An exceptionally gifted disciple of Chen Pu who succeeded him as the leader of the Maoshan Sect.

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Daoist Hongchen

红尘道长

Original Name	红尘道长

A high-ranking and elite member of the Maoshan sect, distinguished by exceptional strength and status, currently in seclusion to address the sect's crisis.

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Maoshan Disciples

茅山弟子

Original Name	茅山弟子
Relationships	Protagonist Junior Shao Zilong Junior

The younger generation of the Maoshan sect who guard the sect's entrance and are familiar with the protagonist and Shao Zilong through previous training.

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Luo Shuo

罗朔

Original Name	罗朔
Relationships	Protagonist Junior Shao Zilong Junior

A disciple of the Maoshan sect responsible for guarding the entrance and monitoring the sect's affairs, who respects the protagonist.

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Grand-Uncle Hao

郝太师叔

Original Name	郝太师叔

A senior elder of the Maoshan sect currently in charge of coordinating daily sect operations.

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Brother Gu

谷师兄

Original Name	谷师兄

A senior disciple who handles the specific distribution of tasks within the Maoshan sect; referred to by Shao Zilong as 'Little Gu'.

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Jiang Yingliu

江映流

Original Name	江映流

An elite disciple of the Maoshan sect known for being among the most outstanding of his generation; currently away from the sect.

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Song Gaoling

宋高岭

Original Name	宋高岭

The head disciple of the Maoshan sect, highly skilled but currently absent from the sect.

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Kong Chao

孔晁

Original Name	孔晁

The influential Chairman of the Feng Shui Association, known as the 'Number One' figure, who wields significant power and possesses complex, hidden networks.

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The Four Elders of the Kong Family

孔家四老

Original Name	孔家四老

Four elderly masters from the Kong family highly skilled in the Art of Spirit Descent, known for their immense strength and lofty status.

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Kong Qing

孔擎

Original Name	孔擎

A member of the Kong family who was inadvertently involved in the great battle at Maoshan and has been detained there.

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Kong Gao

孔高

Original Name	孔高

A member of the Kong family detained at Maoshan following the battle.

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Kong Ling

孔翎

Original Name	孔翎

A member of the Kong family currently detained at the Maoshan sect.

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Kong Xuan

孔轩

Original Name	孔轩

A core member of the Kong family who holds the Four Elders of the Kong family in high regard.

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Xiao Guzi

小谷子

Original Name	小谷子
Relationships	Protagonist Junior Shao Zilong Junior

A young, maturing disciple of the Maoshan sect who acts as a leader for the newer generation. He deeply respects the protagonist and Shao Zilong, referring to them as uncles.

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Zhang Jingsheng

章敬生

Original Name	章敬生

A highly respected and trusted figure within the broader Daoist community, whose credibility allows him to serve as a reliable guarantor of trust.

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Elder Hao

郝长老

Original Name	郝长老
Relationships	Chen Pu Junior Martial Brother

A senior elder of the Maoshan sect and junior martial brother of Chen Pu. He is characterized by his profound emotional bond with his deceased senior brother and his solemn duty to the sect.

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Grand-Uncle Master

师叔祖

Original Name	师叔祖
Relationships	Daoist Master Lu Grand-Uncle Master

An ancient, withered elder of the Maoshan sect with the highest seniority. He possesses a calm, detached perspective on life and death, and oversees the cultivation formation from his niche in the wall.

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Zhong Quan

钟权

Original Name	钟权

An associate and experienced individual, consulted by the protagonist regarding the intersection of the yin and yang realms.

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Feng Jiu

凤九

Original Name	凤九

An associate and experienced individual, consulted by the protagonist regarding the intersection of the yin and yang realms.

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Hai Tianshi

海天士

Original Name	海天士

A legendary mage from over three hundred years ago and former leader of the Red Spirit Society, who created the 'Banquet of a Hundred Ghosts' scroll.

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Elder Li Zhixin

黎志信

Original Name	黎志信

An elder of the Longhu Mountain sect, a disciple of Ziyang, and a figure well-regarded in the Daoist community.

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Daoist Qinghe

清河道长

Original Name	清河道长

A senior Daoist and representative from the Qingwei sect.

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Pang Yuanqing

庞元青

Original Name	庞元青

A senior member of the Qingcheng sect who leads his disciples in visiting Maoshan.

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Chen Cheng

陈城

Original Name	陈城
Relationships	Protagonist Junior

A young disciple of the Qingcheng sect who maintains a respectful and friendly rapport with the protagonist.

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Yang Liwei

杨立微

Original Name	杨立微
Relationships	Protagonist Junior

A disciple of the Qingcheng sect, brother to Chen Cheng and Sun Yanzhi.

Sun Yanzhi 孙延志

A disciple of the Qingcheng sect, brother to Chen Cheng and Yang Liwei.

Qiu Yanxing 秋雁行

The Chief Disciple of the Qingcheng sect and the designated successor to the position of Sect Leader, highly esteemed for his talent and capability.

Sect Master Tianzong 天宗

The current leader of the Qingcheng sect, who is arranging the sect's future affairs and ensuring its survival amidst the impending catastrophe.

Shen Bilin 沈碧琳

The president of the Meicheng Association, responsible for organizing the defense, recruitment, and management of auxiliary support teams.

Fang Cunshan 方寸山

The former director of the Red River Asylum, currently operating from Liunian Hall; he exudes an intellectual aura and manages the distribution of protective talismans.

Tietou 铁头

An associate working at Liunian Hall, heavily involved in the logistics and sale of protective talismans to the public.

Xiaoganzi 小杆子

An associate working alongside Tietou at Liunian Hall to facilitate the distribution of protective items.

Lian Baosheng 连宝胜

One of the Lian brothers responsible for managing the Fengshui Building and supporting the distribution of protective talismans.

Master Zhang 张师傅

A seasoned practitioner and expert associated with Liunian Hall, known for his compassionate nature and care for displaced elderly.

Old Uncle Yang 老杨叔

An elderly man whose deceased child shares a connection with Baozi. He currently resides near the Fengshui Building under the protection of the group.

Sha Lifei 沙里飞

A former desert traveler and associate of the group who has recently settled in Meicheng, noted for his change in appearance and lifestyle.

Jin Xiuyun 金绣云

An associate who has shown significant personal growth following her master's incident; she diligently assists with tasks at the Joy Garden and has become more steady.

Shen Qingyao 沈青瑶

An associate and potential leader figure in the organization.

The Director 院长

Refers to Fang Cunshan's former role as the head of the Red River Asylum; currently a title used by associates to refer to him.

Uncle Yang 杨大叔

An elderly man recently brought to the secure area by Elder Fang and Master Zhang, known to be in good health.

Elder Fang 方老

A respected elder associate responsible for coordinating the transport of refugees and allies.

Liu Hao 刘浩

A figure from the protagonist's past who previously employed Tietou and Xiaoganzi as guards.

Haitang 海棠

A cheerful, food-loving companion who displays deep affection and familiarity toward the protagonist.

Yang Yaozu 杨耀祖

A long-absent friend and ally who has returned to the group, known for his enthusiastic demeanor.

Nannan 南南

A young, emotionally attached girl who mistakenly calls the protagonist 'Father' due to his protective presence.

Yu Zhengqi 余正气

A martial companion and brother in the Yu trio.

Yu Dali 余大力

A martial companion and brother in the Yu trio.

Yu Xiaoshou 余小手

A female practitioner and martial artist; she dresses in masculine clothing and is currently recovering from recent trials.

Master Tan 谭大师

Also known as the 'Black and White Lady', an enigmatic and powerful elderly mystic who observes events from afar.

Black and White Lady 黑白娘娘

A powerful spiritual entity from the Ghost Sect who currently possesses the body of Master Tan, using her formidable skills to masquerade as a deity and recruit followers.

Ding Jian 丁坚

A cultivator and elder brother of Ding Rou, currently residing in Longzhou to cultivate the Ancestral Tree.

Ding Rou 丁柔

A cultivator and sister of Ding Jian, currently residing in Longzhou, dedicated to ensuring the growth of the Ancestral Tree.

Hu Gao 胡搞

A leader among fox-kin, initially intending to return to Meicheng but tasked to stay in Longzhou to monitor anomalous fox activity.

Fo Ye 佛爷

A formidable cultivator who maintains a close alliance with Huang Lingwei and guides younger practitioners.

Huang Lingwei 黄令微

Also known as Aunt Huang, a seasoned practitioner with deep connections to the Xuefeng Mountain area and its unique spiritual history.

Lü Duxian 吕独仙

The master of the Yu siblings (Zhengqi, Dali, and Xiaoshou), a seasoned martial cultivator.

Qu Mang 屈芒

An ancient and enigmatic entity residing upon the Coffin Ship, capable of offering profound insight and healing to those who seek his aid.

Dream Master 大梦师

A dangerous antagonist specializing in mysterious and perilous dream-based sorcery to manipulate or kill opponents.

Shang 尚

An antagonistic elderly practitioner who previously defeated and constrained Yu Xiaoshou in a dream, but was recently severely injured.

Director Hu 胡局长

The official in charge of the regional defense along the Yangtze River, deeply dependent on the protection provided by Qu Mang.

Huang Shaoyou 黄少游

A senior practitioner associated with the Huang Temple, serving as a defensive pillar for the Yangtze River alongside Qu Mang.

Yu Lin 余麟

A practitioner and member of the group returning to Meicheng.

Jin Zhongyue 金中岳

An associate and husband of Yu Qin who visits the Joy Garden.

Yu Qin 余琴

An associate and wife of Jin Zhongyue who visits the Joy Garden.

Auntie Yang 杨大婶

Wife of Uncle Yang, currently assisting in caring for children at the facility alongside Master Zhang.

Xibao 喜宝

A child of Jin Zhongyue and Yu Qin, frequently brought to visit the facility.

Shao Yuanchou 邵远仇

Founder of the Heavenly Reason Sect, which worships the Sheep-Bone Immortal.

Red Spirit Mother 红灵老母

The deity worshipped by the Red Spirit Society.

Great Black Buddha Eye 大黑佛眼

The deity worshipped by the Mitian Dharma Sect.

Sheep-Bone Immortal 羊骨大仙

The deity worshipped by the Heavenly Reason Sect.

Lian Family Brothers 连家四兄弟

A group of four brothers who assist Master Zhang in the kitchen and hospitality at the Fengshui Building.

Bai Yuanqiao 白远桥

A master and sect expert currently occupied with stationing and guarding various locations across Meicheng.

Cao Junwu 曹君武

A mysterious figure who uses the pseudonym 'Wu Jue', seen wearing a prosthetic mask and gloves to conceal his identity while observing the Meicheng Association.

Wei Dongting 卫东亭

A young man, roughly twenty years old, who accompanies Cao Junwu while keeping a watchful eye on their surroundings.

Lao Gou 老苟

A member of the Ninth Bureau and a descendant of the Gu family. He is a long-time investigator who tracks groups attempting to exploit seal formations in ancient tombs.

Mei 梅

A powerful and mysterious woman encountered by Sha Lifei at the Longmen Grottoes twenty years ago. She displayed supernatural abilities and likely knows of the secret seal formations.

Mei Shengsheng 梅生生

Sister-in-law to Huang Lingwei and mother of Yu Xiaoshou. The protagonist suspects she may be the woman Sha Lifei encountered.

Zhou Xiang 周响

A figure from the protagonist's past who, alongside Liu Hao, held the protagonist captive in his youth.

Kong Qing 孔情

A woman whom the protagonist was tasked by his senior sister to refine into a Red-Clad Vicious Spirit; she is currently in a comatose state.

Master 师父

The enigmatic mentor of the protagonist, currently missing without a trace.

Senior Sister 师姐

The protagonist's senior practitioner who assigned him the tasks of refining Kong Qing and retrieving the Lingmen sect treasures; she is currently missing.

Second Uncle 二大爷

A guardian residing at the River God Temple outside Jishui City.

Hua Niang 花娘

A guardian residing alongside Second Uncle at the River God Temple.

Xing Feng 刑锋

An experienced leader and key member of the Ninth Bureau, characterized by his sharp gaze and heroic demeanor; he arrived in Meicheng as part of a reinforcement team.

Wang Yixia 王一侠

A seasoned investigator and member of the Ninth Bureau, long absent but recently returned to join the defensive efforts in Meicheng.

Luo Xicheng 罗禧成

A subordinate member of the Toutuo Society who traveled a dangerous path to deliver a message to the protagonist, demonstrating loyalty despite significant losses.

Sun Yushi 孙雨师

A historical ancestor of the Qingcheng sect, currently worshipped as the Sea God by the Sea God Sect; his alignment with the Five Gods Sect is suspicious and poses a potential threat.

Elder Li 黎长老

An elder of the Toutuo Society who sent messengers to seek the protagonist's guidance regarding the impending apocalypse.

The Lian Brothers 连家兄弟

Associates stationed at Liunian Hall and Fengshui Building, assisting with the security and logistics of the Meicheng Association.

The Venerated One 尊者

A grotesque cult leader whose face is peeled open, covered in self-inflicted wounds and graft-like flesh, preaching a doctrine of suffering as a legitimate path to cultivation.

Scarred Man 刀疤汉子

A subordinate within the Yellow River Divine Dao who leads urgent marches and exhibits fierce loyalty to Commander Zhang Zhao.

Zhang Zhao 张昭

One of the chief commanders (Zhang He) of the Yellow River Divine Dao, respected for his fair leadership.

Cheng Liang 程亮

A chief commander (Zhang He) of the Yellow River Divine Dao and brother to Zhang Zhao.

Jiang Yingxia 江映霞

A seasoned cultivator who serves as the master to Cheng Ru and Song Ge.

Cheng Ru 程茹

A cultivator and student of Jiang Yingxia.

Song Ge 宋鸽

A cultivator and student of Jiang Yingxia.

He Huaibao 何怀宝

A veteran cultivator and ally who often operates alongside Du Congfa.

Du Congfa 杜从法

A veteran cultivator and ally who often operates alongside He Huaibao.

Guan Chong 关冲

A member of the Yellow River Divine Dao who instigates an internal mutiny against Commander Zhang Zhao, claiming it is for the safety of the members.

Infant Spirit Society 婴灵社

A cult or sect that cultivates infant spirits to create怨气 (resentment) and perform dark magic.

Bone Painting Studio 画骨斋

A cult that employs bizarre and ghostly techniques, led by a woman wielding a red oil-paper umbrella.

Skin-Flaying Hall 剥皮堂

A minor sect or faction of unknown origin that appeared among the chaos.

Merciful Zen House 慈悲禅舍

A sect or faction that appeared to confront the Yellow River Divine Dao, ironically named given its association with dark forces.

Yellow River Divine Dao 黄河神道

A powerful organization led by Zhang Zhao and Cheng Liang, consisting of various cultivators and members.

Mute Granny 哑婆婆

The mentor of the protagonist who instilled the foundational knowledge of demonic and ghost-like entities, though the protagonist had not encountered many of them until recently.

Grandpa Miao 苗大爷

The leader of the Sunset Music Troupe who uses the suona to lure and distract evil entities.

Granny Lv 吕婆婆

A member of the Sunset Music Troupe skilled in playing the guzheng.

Grandpa Liao 廖大爷

A member of the Sunset Music Troupe skilled in playing the drums and gongs.

Granny Qiao 乔婆婆

A member of the Sunset Music Troupe skilled in playing the dongxiao flute.

Grandpa Zhang 张大爷

A member of the Sunset Music Troupe skilled in playing the flute.

Grandpa Chen 陈大爷

A member of the Sunset Music Troupe skilled in playing the cymbals.

Feng Rujin 冯如锦

The boss lady and a key member of the Sunset Music Troupe.

Zhu Changyu 朱长玉

A disciple and world-walker of Qiyun Mountain, currently supporting the defense of Laojun Mountain.

Zhao Shi 赵石

A disciple and world-walker of Wudang Mountain, currently engaged in the defense of Laojun Mountain.

Gray-robed Daoist 灰衣老道

A powerful and mysterious Daoist elder found guarding the array eye at the Laojun Temple, possessing profound cultivation capable of total concealment.

Old Daoist Priest 老道

A seasoned elder of Mount Laojun who instructs the protagonist in the complexities of the mountain's defensive array.

Li Xingzhi 李行知

The leader of the True Earth Sect who personally leads the siege on Mount Laojun; he is potentially connected to the family lineage of previously known characters.

Cao Xuerong 曹雪蓉

The leader of the Mitian Dharma Sect, known for her toxic personality and ruthless combat methods; she arrives to personally command the final assault on the temple.

Grandfather 爷爷

A former renowned feng shui master who retreated from public life to raise the protagonist. He attempts to protect his grandson through risky supernatural contracts and secretive training methods.

Father Cao 曹父

The father of Cao Xuerong and a prominent member of the wealthy Cao family. He prioritized his family's survival and fortune over the life of the protagonist.

Brother Hao 浩哥

A henchman acting under the orders of Cao Xuerong. He is superstitious and fearful of the supernatural legends surrounding Fentou Ridge.

Old Woman 老婆婆

A white-haired, mysterious figure dwelling in a solitary temple within the mountains. She displays a stoic demeanor and physically powerful capabilities despite her elderly appearance.

The Goddess 娘娘

An enigmatic spiritual figure and deity worshipped in the Niangniang Temple, whom the protagonist pays respects to as his official Master.

Boss He 何老板

A hardware trader from Zhengzhou who sought the protagonist's help to resolve a curse caused by a Nanyang demon pearl. He has since become a benefactor to the protagonist.

Cao Song 曹松

The patriarch of the influential and prosperous Cao family, known for his successful business empire and for raising talented children.

Master Gu 谷大师

A highly reputable and renowned Feng Shui master in Meicheng, who serves as the mentor to the second son of the Cao family.

Xiuyu 秀玉

The daughter of Uncle Yang who married into the Liu family. Her personality seems to have changed drastically after marriage, becoming distant and cold toward her distraught parents.

Auntie Yang 杨老伴

The wife of Uncle Yang, who suffered from recurring, terrifying nightmares involving her daughter, Xiuyu, for three years.

Madam Liu 刘母

The mother of Liu Hao, residing within the Cao Family Estate. She is cold and dismissive towards Uncle Yang.

The Guard Leader 那汉子

The head of the four protectors hired by Liu Hao to guard the estate entrance. He is being afflicted by the house's supernatural energy.

Daoist Sun 孙道长

A stout, middle-aged practitioner with thin whiskers, resembling a groundhog dressed in yellow mage robes. He is an antagonistic figure who wields a peachwood sword and uses a ritual bell to disorient others. He orchestrates a blood-based ritual within the estate.

Disciples of Daoist Sun 孙道长的徒弟

Two young assistants who serve under Daoist Sun, responsible for ritual maintenance, drumming, and supporting their master's operations.

Eldest Disciple 大徒弟

The eldest apprentice of Daoist Sun, tasked with performing rituals and beating drums to assist in protective ceremonies.

Youngest Disciple 小徒弟

The younger apprentice of Daoist Sun, coerced into performing blood rituals to protect the residence.

Eighteen Warriors 十八好汉

A group hired by Daoist Sun to act as 'Eighteen Vajras' for the purpose of suppressing evil spirits within the house.

Daoist Priest Lingxu 灵虚道长

The highly respected yet low-profile leader of Mount Laojun. Despite being physically depleted from maintaining the defensive array, he retains a calm, optimistic spirit.

Tan Fang 檀芳

The senior sister of the Qingwei sect, a decisive and composed practitioner who leads her group in response to emergency summons.

Zhang Qianlong 张潜龙

A skilled swordsman and practitioner from the Longhu Mountain sect, often operating in tandem with other sect representatives.

Xu Luan 徐鸾

Shao Zilong's cousin and a fellow practitioner who displays a stern, practical demeanor regarding supernatural occurrences.

Luo Zhinan 骆知南

A member of the Emei Mountain sect who was deployed alongside the other sect representatives as a tactical operative.

Wei Wuling 魏武令

A physically imposing, tall, and dark-skinned man who serves as a guardian or guide at the Songshan Academy.

Zhong Jianli 钟剑离

A man with a tall posture, sharp eyebrows, and thin lips, often seen carrying a black umbrella. He is present at the subterranean command center.

Four Venerable Elders 四大阁老

The four senior leaders of the Library of Scriptures. They are aged men with white hair and beards, sitting at the corners of the grand compass, possessing intense, penetrating gazes.

Spirit Possession

附灵

A technique that grants the user enhanced speed, strength, and the ability to channel the spirits of predecessors for combat.

Eight Treasures Profound Mystery

八宝玄机

A complex movement-based technique used to evade attacks and navigate through dense crowds.

Flying Cloud Lion

飞云狮子

A lethal, bladed weapon or artifact that moves like a phantom, capable of piercing through enemies with high speed.

Golden Ring

金环

A weapon used by the protagonist for both physical strikes and suppressing magical formations.

Water Marsh Invisibility

水泽隐

A movement technique that allows the user to clone themselves into multiple illusory figures to evade tracking and attacks.

Suppress

镇

A binding or restraining spell cast by the sect members to neutralize enemy movement and illusions.

Fire Mayfly

火蜉蝣

A spirit technique that ignites a weapon with ash-white fire, causing it to strike with intense, meteor-like force.

Li Fire Seal

离火印

An invocation seal used to channel internal energy, manifesting as searing heat and flames to empower physical attacks.

Spirit Eye

灵眼

A high-level perception technique that synchronizes visual data from multiple sources to analyze complex magical formations and detect hidden threats.

Psychic Corpse Eye

通灵尸眼

A specialized ocular ability manifested at the back of the neck to enhance spiritual vision and depth perception.

Heavenly Calculation

天衍神算

An advanced predictive skill used to deduce the fluctuations and weak points of spiritual arrays.

Protective Incantation

护体咒

A defensive spell utilized to endure physical blows and magical energy interference.

Light-Governing Mirror

御光镜

An artifact or technique that projects a concentrated, blinding beam of light to reveal or disable opponents.

Blood Rain

血雨

A corrosive, supernatural weather phenomenon summoned to plague the city and cause panic.

Barrier

结界

A defensive magical fortification used to protect locations from external sorcery and attacks.

Mountain Resonance

山鸣

A powerful seismic phenomenon triggered by the divergence of Yin and Yang, causing mountains to vibrate ominously from within.

Ancestral Dragon Formation

祖龙大阵

An ancient and critical defensive array beneath the Chinese landscape, designed to maintain the balance of the world and safeguard against catastrophic upheaval.

Dharma Spell

法咒

General term for incantations or magical seals cast by practitioners to manifest supernatural effects or suppress entities.

Heavy Stance Technique

重身法

A cultivation technique used to anchor one's body firmly to the ground against powerful external forces.

Qi Condensation Smoke Art

聚气凝烟之法

A mystical method for gathering energy and solidifying it into smoke-like projections.

Mountain-Suppressing Spike

镇山钉

A critical artifact painstakingly forged over twenty years to mend earthly leyline ruptures, requiring the sacrifice of a soul to serve as its vessel.

Art of Spirit Descent

降神术

A sophisticated occult technique mastered by the four elders of the Kong family that allows channeling of supernatural entities.

Feng Shui Arts

风水秘术

Esoteric techniques involving the manipulation of environmental energy and spatial alignment to influence outcomes.

Mystic Formations

奇门阵法

Complex tactical or protective barrier systems built upon the foundations of occult knowledge and spatial geometry.

Formation

法阵

An immense, intricate array spanning the interior of the mountain, used by the Maoshan sect to repair damaged leylines and suppress concentrated negative energy.

Hard Qi

罡气

A potent, whistling energy force channeled by cultivators to activate formations and bind spiritual energy.

Scroll of the Banquet of a Hundred Ghosts

百鬼夜宴图

A dangerous artifact created by Hai Tianshi, which symbolizes the pending destruction and chaos of the supernatural world.

Disaster Self-Rescue Guidelines

天灾自救条例

A professionally compiled manual circulated among civilians, detailing essential precautions, self-rescue techniques, and emergency coordination protocols for resisting the incoming cataclysm of the blood moon.

Protective Talisman

护身符

A crafted item sold at Liunian Hall and Fengshui Building, highly sought after by citizens for its purported ability to ensure safety during the encroaching chaos.

Talisman Crafting

制符

The art of creating magical talismans for protection or spiritual purposes, primarily carried out at Liunian Hall.

Fengshui Array

风水大阵

A complex defensive spiritual formation established in Meicheng under the guidance of powerful practitioners to protect the city from evil forces.

Dream Sorcery

梦术

A cryptic and hazardous art used to manipulate the dreams and consciousness of others, making it extremely difficult to defend against.

Demon Locking Formation

锁妖阵

A large-scale, ancient seal formation capable of suppressing powerful entities, often found hidden within underground burial sites.

Secret Scripture of the Twenty-Four Chapters of the Spirit King

灵王二十四章秘经

A precious and mysterious treasure of the Lingmen sect, comprising twenty-four distinct chapters.

Awakening of Insects

惊蛰

One of the chapters of the Secret Scripture of the Twenty-Four Chapters of the Spirit King.

Qingming

清明

One of the chapters of the Secret Scripture of the Twenty-Four Chapters of the Spirit King.

Grain Rain

谷雨

One of the chapters of the Secret Scripture of the Twenty-Four Chapters of the Spirit King.

Lesser Fullness

小满

One of the chapters of the Secret Scripture of the Twenty-Four Chapters of the Spirit King.

Opening the Heavenly Gate

开天门

A potent supernatural technique capable of breaching spiritual barriers, akin to the historical breach at Xuefeng Mountain.

Closing the Earth Gate

闭地户

A spiritual defensive practice often contextually paired with the Opening of the Heavenly Gate.

Hidden Dragon Seal

藏龙印章

A mystical artifact worn by the protagonist that functions as a supernatural warning system, vibrating or alerting the bearer when catastrophic events occur.

Black Lotus

黑莲

A dangerous supernatural phenomenon or sorcery attempt previously orchestrated by the Sea God Sect in the Nanyang region.

Water Mirror Inversion

水镜倒错

A supernatural phenomenon caused by the distortion of Yin and Yang, in which water surfaces reflect images from distant or hidden locations, similar to a mirage.

Earth Listening Technique

地听术

A specialized martial ability that allows the user to detect faint, subterranean vibrations and sounds, though it leaves the user vulnerable to sensory overload when the earth is unstable.

Ninefold Violet

九重紫

A cultivation technique used by the protagonist, manifesting as protective or augmenting energy during direct combat.

Flying Wheel

飞轮

A sharp, rotating weapon used by He Huaibao to dismember enemies with precision and brutality.

Purple River Divine Smoke

紫河神烟

A protective smoke technique used by cultivators to isolate, seal off, or deflect dark energies from their surroundings.

Universal Borrowing Art

乾坤借法

A core Daoist spell used to manipulate spiritual energy and environmental elements, or to break through dark seals.

Three Talents Golden Summit

三才金顶

A formidable protective array centered on Mount Laojun. It utilizes the energy of the Jade Emperor Peak, Liangbao Platform, and the Golden Hall to create an impenetrable barrier known as the Primordial Unity.

String Plucking

拨弦

A secret Ling Gate technique that manipulates invisible threads to shred enemies into pieces.

Crimson Jade Dharma Sword

红玉法剑

A spiritual sword technique used for rapid, lethal strikes against supernatural entities.

Dharma Seal

法印

A magical seal cast by cultivators to suppress or dispel malevolent entities.

Butterfly Dance Technique

蝶舞术

An agile movement and evasion technique used to rapidly navigate complex combat zones.

Spirit Formation Guidance

以神御阵

A high-level technique requiring the practitioner to project their consciousness into a magical array, effectively merging the user with the formation to exert control.

Unity of Self and Array

人阵合一

An advanced state where the practitioner's spiritual essence is fully integrated with a defensive formation, allowing them to feel the array's strain and manipulate it as an extension of their own body.

Breath-Holding Technique

闭息法

A specialized technique taught to the protagonist by his grandfather, enabling survival in air-deprived, confined spaces like coffins.

Breath Suppression Technique

闭息

A survival method used to drastically slow one's breathing and metabolic rate, allowing the user to endure environments with minimal oxygen, such as a sealed coffin.

Corpse Reanimation

诈尸

A supernatural phenomenon where a deceased or seemingly deceased individual returns to life, often used here as a psychological tactic to incite fear in the living.

Locking Yang Array

锁阳阵

A defensive formation constructed using thirty-six ancient copper coins. By utilizing the inherent yang energy within the coins, it creates a boundary that inhibits malevolent ghosts and yin energy. It is sophisticated enough to act as a 'Thunder Pool' capable of attracting and mitigating celestial lightning.

Five Ghosts Meridian Connecting Technique

五鬼接脉

A bizarre and rare medical technique capable of connecting broken meridians, used to heal the protagonist.

Ghost-Raising and Refining Method

养鬼炼鬼法门

An esoteric art belonging to the Lingmen sect used to cultivate and control spirits, considered a heavy-handed and dangerous practice when applied to humans.

Feng Shui

风水

The study and manipulation of geological and spiritual currents, used here to identify, alter, and neutralize curse-laden sites or objects.

Locking Dragon Hole

锁龙穴

A complex and dangerous feng shui formation used to trap dragon-like spiritual pulses in the earth. It brings prosperity but carries severe long-term consequences and risks of destruction.

Ritual Handbell

摇铃

A magical instrument used by Daoist Sun to assault the senses and physically incapacitate targets through sound-based mental interference.

Blood Sigil

血符咒

Dark ritual symbols drawn on the skin of practitioners using human blood, likely utilized to bind, channel, or enhance spiritual energy.

Peachwood Sword

桃木剑

A traditional ritual weapon utilized by Daoist practitioners to channel spiritual power.

Talisman

符箓

Ritual paper charms infused with spiritual energy, used to manifest fire or supernatural effects during ceremonies.

Blood Talisman

血符

A ritualistic talisman drawn using human blood on the body to ward off evil or channel spiritual energy.

Eighteen Vajras

十八金刚

A protective formation or positioning of individuals used to suppress evil influence and maintain spiritual stability in a building.

Spiritually Refined Copper Coins

特殊炼制的铜钱

Mystical artifacts imbued with protective energy by the protagonist, intended to shield the bearer from dark spirits and malevolent influence.

Telekinesis

念力

A supernatural ability mastered by Kong Qing, allowing for the precise manipulation and containment of physical objects and magical projectiles.

Lingmen Soul-Refining Technique

灵门炼魂术

A specialized spiritual cultivation technique passed down through the Lingmen Sect, designed to fortify the practitioner's consciousness against psychic intrusions and mental manipulation.

Transformation of the One Qi

一气化三清

A supreme secret technique of Mount Laojun derived from the Primordial Unity. It allows the practitioner to project physical manifestations of their energy to dominate the battlefield.

Mountain Protection Array

护山法阵

A high-level protective formation centered on Mount Laojun, capable of repelling supernatural threats.

Suona Performance

唢呐奏鸣

A performance technique used by the Sunset Music Troupe to boost the morale and spiritual energy of nearby cultivators during times of war.

Myriad Scripture Demon-Suppressing Wall

万卷镇魔墙

A massive wall composed of thousands of scrolls containing golden-powder miniature carvings of Confucian classics. It is a critical array mechanism used to suppress evil and break malevolent forces.

River Luo Heavenly Mechanism Compass

河洛天机盘

A sophisticated artifact forged by the Library of Scriptures to monitor the health and status of the Ancestral Dragon Formation. It functions as a live monitoring hub, requiring high-level cultivators to merge their physical bodies with the device to maintain control.

Bone Altar

白骨法坛

A mystical altar made of bones acting as the center of dark activity within the tomb.

Ancient Tomb

古墓

The underground burial site where the battle takes place.

Cangzhou

沧州

A city or region targeted by the dark sorcery performed at the altar.

Cleansing Truth Sect

清水教

One of the Five Great Sects, associated with the element of water. They are known for their cunning and treacherous nature.

Cangzhou City

沧州城

The city currently plagued by unnatural weather phenomena caused by the dark sorcery taking place in the nearby tomb.

Bone Worship Sect

拜骨教

A fanatical sect that utilizes bone-powder-based evil arts, making their members highly resistant to physical damage.

Meicheng Association

梅城协会

The regional martial arts and investigation organization led by the protagonist.

Ninth Bureau

第九局

A national or regional agency tasked with supernatural law enforcement and defense, currently coordinating the defense of Cangzhou.

West City

城西

A district in Cangzhou City where the protagonists regrouped after the battle.

Maoshan

茅山

The First Blessed Land among the seventy-two, historically a significant site of Daoist cultivation that suffered severe damage in past attempts to alter destiny.

Heluo

河洛

A region the group travels toward, noted for being the location of the mountain where Shao Zilong's master resides.

Shiju Mountain

石居山

The mountain residence of Shao Zilong's master, located within the Heluo region.

Old Man Peak

老人峰

The specific peak within Shiju Mountain where Shao Zilong's master resides, currently shrouded in ominous black energy.

Mitian Dharma Sect

弥天法教

A prominent and dangerous organization claiming to be among the 'Five Great Divine Sects', recruiting opportunists to survive the coming calamity.

Red Spirit Society

红灵会

One of the Five Great Divine Sects, currently participating in the siege at Old Man Peak.

Black Lotus Sect

黑莲宗

One of the Five Great Divine Sects, contributing to the offensive on Old Man Peak.

True Earth Sect

真土教

One of the Five Great Divine Sects, actively involved in the surrounding of Old Man Peak.

Five Great Divine Sects

五大神教

A collective of five powerful organizations—Mitian Dharma, Red Spirit Society, Cleansing Truth, Black Lotus, and True Earth—that have joined forces for a mysterious objective.

Five Gods Sect

五神教

A religious sect whose members are actively involved in the conflict and pursuit of artifacts on the mountain.

Ancestral Dragon Formation

祖龙大阵

An ancient and critical defensive array beneath the Chinese landscape, designed to maintain the stability of leylines and the balance of the world.

Duxing Gate

睹星门

A strategic gate and entry point located on the path up to Maoshan, where the sect maintains a formal guard.

Maoshan Ancestral Court

茅山祖庭

The sacred, central grounds of the Maoshan sect where guests are traditionally hosted.

Mianzhai Daoist Academy

免斋道院

A residential academy or guest area located within Maoshan, currently housing the crowd of outsiders visiting the mountain.

Wanning Palace

万宁宫

A sacred and grand structure within the Maoshan sect, which has recently become infested with a sinister, ghostly aura.

Hidden Doorway

暗门

A secured entrance leading into the subterranean levels beneath the Maoshan sect.

Grottoes

洞窟

Numerous small, niche-like caves carved into the walls of the subterranean 'well' at the heart of the Maoshan formation, where sect elders reside in deep meditation or upon passing away.

Altar

法坛

A simple, central platform within the subterranean formation designed to house the Mountain-Suppressing Spike.

Dan'ya Mountain

丹崖山

The location where the historic mage Hai Tianshi left behind the Scroll of the Banquet of a Hundred Ghosts.

Longhu Mountain

龙虎山

A major Daoist sect known for its powerful elders and historical significance.

Qingwei Mountain

清微

A venerable Daoist sect represented by Daoist Qinghe.

Qingcheng Mountain

青城

A major Daoist sect known for its martial tradition and internal ranking system.

Wudang Mountain

武当

A prominent Daoist sect mentioned as part of the unified Daoist alliance.

Qiyun Mountain

齐云山

A recognized Daoist site and sect.

Wanning Palace

元符万宁宫

A sacred and grand structure within the Maoshan sect serving as the main hall for official gatherings and guest reception.

Guishan

龟山

A location previously considered as a potential destination for the group before they prioritized returning to Meicheng.

Meicheng

梅城

The city that the protagonist and his companions consider home, currently heavily fortified with defensive arrays and strict security measures to withstand the encroaching evil forces.

Qingcheng Daoist Palace

青城道宫

The central base of the Qingcheng sect, playing a crucial role as an anchor for the Ancestral Dragon Formation.

Meicheng Fengshui Association

梅城风水协会

A regional organization led by Shen Bilin, known to the public for supernatural expertise, now actively managing city defense, aid distribution, and auxiliary recruitment.

Xinghua Old Street

杏花老街

A bustling street in Meicheng where the headquarters of the association's operations are located.

Liunian Hall

流年堂

A well-known local shop operated by Fang Cunshan and associates, renowned for producing high-quality protective talismans.

Fengshui Building

风水楼

An extension of Liunian Hall's operations, serving as a secondary distribution site for protective gear due to overwhelming demand.

Red River Asylum

红河疯人院

The former institution where Fang Cunshan served as director.

Baoguang Temple

宝光寺

A local temple in Meicheng where Buddhist masters gather to chant and provide spiritual refuge to the community.

Joy Garden

喜园

A specific location or compound where the group handles various tasks and activities; it is a center of operations for the association members.

Old Street

老街

The area where Liunian Hall and nearby shops are located, serving as the central hub for the protagonist's local allies.

Cao Family Residence

曹家老宅

A location from the group's past where they first encountered significant supernatural dangers and formed their initial alliances.

Fentou Ridge

坟头岭

The site where the protagonist began his journey before settling in Old Street.

Longzhou

隆州

A strategic city that now houses the Ancestral Tree, serving as a stronghold for protectors seeking refuge from the encroaching apocalypse.

Xuefeng Mountain

雪峰山

A critical location in the world's spiritual feng shui, acting as a 'Heavenly Gate' and currently transformed into a dangerous ghost realm.

Coffin Ship

棺船

A mysterious vessel acting as the base of operations for Qu Mang.

Feng Shui Divine Palace

风水神宫

An ancient and mysterious palace that emerged upon Xuefeng Mountain, holding deep significance in the history and geography of the world.

Yangtze River

长江

A critical strategic waterway and one of the 'Water Dragons' requiring spiritual defense against the gathering cataclysm.

Huang Temple

黄庙

The residence of senior practitioner Huang Shaoyou, acting as a vital defensive point for the Yangtze River.

Yin Realm

阴间

The netherworld or underworld, theorized to be the true location of the various gods and entities worshipped by the sinister cults.

Yang Realm

阳间

The world of the living.

Changbai Mountain

长白山

A mountain range associated with the history and origin of the Kong family's supernatural encounters.

Cao Family Compound

曹家大院

A historic property formerly belonging to the Cao family, now utilized by the Kong family as their base of operations in Meicheng.

Longmen Grottoes

龙门石窟

A historic site and the location of a secret, hidden underground network discovered during an investigation into specialized tomb raiders.

The Great Desert

大漠

A vast, desolate region where the ancestors of the Gu family traditionally kept watch and where Sha Lifei sought refuge to live in seclusion.

Wushan (Foggy Mountain)

雾山

Also known as Fentou Ridge, this is the mountain where the protagonist was trained and where the ruins of the Niangniang Temple lie.

Niangniang Temple

娘娘庙

A ruined temple located on Wushan, formerly the training ground for the protagonist and his master.

Jishui City

济水城

A remote city outside of which a River God Temple is located.

River God Temple

河神庙

A remote temple located outside Jishui City, guarded by Second Uncle and Hua Niang.

Kunlun Mountain

昆仑山

Known as the ancestor of all mountains and source of dragon veins; it is the ultimate center of the Ancestral Dragon Formation and a critical strategic point.

Yangquan

阳泉

A designated region of strategic importance that requires active patrolling and defense against invading supernatural forces.

Wuzhou

梧州

A major stronghold protected by the joint efforts of the Ninth Bureau, local associations, and independent practitioners.

Library of Scriptures

藏经阁

A primary hub of Daoist and esoteric knowledge, functioning as a high-level command center for long-term strategic planning and the preservation of human civilization.

Lantern Ridge

灯笼岭

A specific location which Shen Qingyao is traveling to independently.

Nanyang

南洋

The southern ocean region, a primary territory of the Toutuo Society and one of the four key boundary zones guarded by the Ancestral Dragon Formation.

Toutuo Society

头陀社

A sect or organization based in the Nanyang region commanded by the protagonist, tasked with resisting evil forces.

Sea God Sect

海神教

A suspicious organization operating in the Nanyang region that worships Sun Yushi; they are aligned with the Five Gods Sect and pose a significant threat.

Heshun

和顺

A location where the protagonist's team conducts raids and operations against gathering hostile forces.

Licheng

黎城

A tactical site visited by the team during their campaign to eradicate supernatural enemies.

Huguan

壶关

A waypoint and battleground identified during the team's operations against the encroaching cults.

He Mountain

鹤山

A mountainous region where the protagonist's group congregates while under the light of the blood moon.

Black Lotus Sect

黑莲教

A malevolent cult that exploits desperate individuals, advocating for extreme body mutilation and self-torture as a means to achieve cultivation and transformation.

Bitterness Hermitage

苦庵

A cult or sect founded on the principle of using self-inflicted physical pain to attain enlightenment and power.

Quling

曲陵

A location from which the protagonist claims to have traveled.

Mount Laojun

老君山

A critical mountain location currently under severe threat, requiring immediate reinforcements.

Quanzhen

全真

A preeminent school of Daoist spiritual practice, to which Mount Laojun is associated.

Yellow River Divine Dao

黄河神道

A powerful organization led by Zhang Zhao and Cheng Liang, composed of numerous cultivators tasked with regional defense.

Jade Emperor Peak

玉皇顶

The peak representing the 'Heaven' aspect of the Three Talents array, serving as the anchor for pure energy.

Liangbao Platform

亮宝台

A sacred site representing the 'Earth' aspect of the Three Talents array, directly connected to vital mountain ley lines.

Golden Hall

金殿

The site representing the 'Human' aspect of the Three Talents array, housing sacred statues that absorb the collective faith and energy of the populace.

Funiu Mountain

伏牛山

A mountain range whose geological features and ley lines support the foundation of the Liangbao Platform.

Three Golden Summits

三大金顶

The three primary defensive peaks of Mount Laojun where the main conflict is centered.

Laojun Temple

老君庙

The peak temple complex of Laojun Mountain, acting as the primary hub and array eye for the mountain's defensive formations.

Taiqing Palace

太清宫

A prominent constituent palace located on Laojun Mountain.

Daode Mansion

道德府

A significant Daoist structure within the Laojun Mountain religious complex.

Five Mothers Golden Hall

五母金殿

A sacred hall on Laojun Mountain, part of the renowned Golden Top palace group.

Shifang Courtyard

十方院

An auxiliary hall or living quarters forming part of the Laojun Mountain temple grounds.

Lingguan Hall

灵官殿

A structure dedicated to the deity Lingguan, situated on Laojun Mountain.

Jiku Hall

救苦殿

A sanctuary dedicated to the alleviation of suffering, located within the Laojun Mountain complex.

Cao Family Estate

曹家

A wealthy and influential local household that sought the protagonist's grandfather's help to resolve a 'Locking Dragon Hole' feng shui problem.

Azure Dragon Mountain

青龙山

The location of the Cao family ancestral graves where the feng shui ritual took place.

Hidden Temple

小庙

A secluded, small temple situated deep within Fentou Ridge, serving as the residence of the mysterious old woman who finds the protagonist.

Wushan Spirit Sect

雾山灵门

An ancient, reclusive, and secretive sect that deals with supernatural entities. Its ancestor base is located at Wushan.

Lingmen Sect

灵门

The unconventional and enigmatic sect of which the protagonist is a practitioner, known for its avoidance of traditional rules and specialized supernatural arts.

Zhengzhou

郑州

A city where the protagonist successfully resolved a supernatural case for Boss He and obtained a demon pearl.

Cao Immortals Temple

曹仙观

A grandiose temple built in the last decade at the top of Azure Dragon Mountain, funded by the Cao family.

Cao Family Estate

曹家大宅

The grand residence of the prestigious and wealthy Cao family in Meicheng, where Liu Hao is employed.

Liu Family Residence

刘家

The home of Liu Hao and Xiuyu, which Uncle Yang has visited multiple times in search of his daughter.

Liu Family Estate

刘家宅子

A sinister property colloquially known as a 'Ghost House' due to the intense, unnatural cold spectral energy pervading its grounds.

Inner Courtyard

内院

The central section of the Liu Family Estate where the primary dark rituals are being conducted.

Liu Family Estate

刘家宅

The residence of Liu Hao, currently experiencing hauntings and supernatural disturbances.

Liuxi

柳溪

A location near Fentou Ridge where the Yang family resided.

Guchuan

谷川

A geographical location where the scouting party separates to head into different zones.

Songshan

嵩山

Known as the Central Sacred Mountain, this range in the Central Plains is a site of significant spiritual convergence and serves as a vital strategic anchor for the Ancestral Dragon Formation.

Songshan Academy

嵩山书院

An ancient scholarly institution located at the foot of Juji Peak, functioning as a hidden hub for tactical coordination during crises.

Juji Peak

峻极峰

The primary peak of the Songshan range and the location of the Songshan Academy.

Shaolin Temple

少林寺

A historic and prominent Buddhist ancestral ground located within the Songshan range.

Zhongyue Temple

中岳庙

A renowned Daoist sacred site located within the Songshan range.

Ancestral Dao Temple

道统祠

The fourth building along the central axis of the Songshan Academy. It houses the Daoist traditions of Emperor Yao, Great Yu, and the Duke of Zhou, and serves as the entrance to the secret subterranean facilities.

South Dragon

南龙

One of the three major dragon veins that act as the primary structural pillars for the Ancestral Dragon Formation. Its total collapse is regarded as a critical failure of the defensive efforts.

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Characters

Characters

Protagonist

Black-Robed Sorcerer

Baozi

Cultist

Tu Renxiong

Cleansing Truth Sect Elders

Gluttonous Marten

Ding Mang

Zheng Yi

Zhao Sichen

Shao Zilong

Lianhua

Song Zhicheng

Director Feng

President Zhao

Little Madman

Daoist Master Lu

Lüzhu

Yun Chan

Divine Doctor Yu

Elder Gu

Lean Man

Fierce-Looking Man

Chen Pu

Lu Jingxiu

Daoist Hongchen

Maoshan Disciples

Luo Shuo

Grand-Uncle Hao

Brother Gu

Jiang Yingliu

Song Gaoling

Kong Chao

The Four Elders of the Kong Family

Kong Qing

Kong Gao

Kong Ling

Kong Xuan

Xiao Guzi

Zhang Jingsheng

Elder Hao

Grand-Uncle Master

Zhong Quan

Feng Jiu

Hai Tianshi

Elder Li Zhixin

Daoist Qinghe

Pang Yuanqing

Chen Cheng

Yang Liwei

Skills & Abilities

Spirit Possession

Eight Treasures Profound Mystery

Flying Cloud Lion

Golden Ring

Water Marsh Invisibility

Suppress

Fire Mayfly

Li Fire Seal

Spirit Eye

Psychic Corpse Eye

Heavenly Calculation

Protective Incantation

Light-Governing Mirror

Blood Rain

Barrier

Mountain Resonance

Ancestral Dragon Formation

Dharma Spell

Heavy Stance Technique

Qi Condensation Smoke Art

Mountain-Suppressing Spike

Art of Spirit Descent

Feng Shui Arts

Mystic Formations

Formation

Hard Qi