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The emperor who granted the General his estate fifteen years ago.

The older brother of General Hao Song (Second Uncle). He visits the General's Estate to invite the family to the patriarch's 60th birthday celebration.

The current matriarch of the main Hao ancestral household and the sister of the protagonists' biological grandmother. She raised General Hao Song.

The third sibling of the Hao family clan who spends his days studying at the Clan School.

The father and head of the household who has been stationed at Linxi Pass for over two years, unable to leave due to the tense situation with the Xi Lang Kingdom. He has a strained relationship with the matriarch of the Hao family due to matters regarding his birth mother.

The patriarch of the Hao family, whose 60th birthday celebration is approaching, prompting the family to visit the ancestral home.

The matriarch of the Hao family who holds a strained, superficial relationship with General Hao due to his biological mother.

The patriarch of the Hao family clan whose upcoming birthday is the reason for the impending family celebration at the Ancestral Home.

The second eldest brother of the General, who recently visited the General's Estate to discuss the Hao Clan Patriarch's birthday.

The patriarch of the Hao family clan who is celebrating his birthday soon.

A handsome, imposing young man with a cold demeanor, wearing a deep purple Shu-embroidered robe and a purple-gold crown. He sits at the table behind the protagonists.

A young, androgynous boy accompanying the Purple-robed Man who laughs at Hao Yaotiao's conversation.

A young, sharp-tongued attendant serving the Purple-robed Man. He is fiercely protective of his master and prone to taking offense on his behalf.

The Fourth Master of the Hao family, father to Hao Ning and Hao An.

The twelve-year-old son of the Second Master, Hao Rui. He is a student at the Clan School and part of the clique from the Ancestral Home.

The eleven-year-old son of the Second Master, Hao Rui. He is a student at the Clan School and part of the clique from the Ancestral Home.

The twelve-year-old son of the Fourth Master, Hao Lei. He is a student at the Clan School and part of the clique from the Ancestral Home.

The eight-year-old son of the Fourth Master, Hao Lei. He is the youngest student among the Ancestral Home clique and enjoys causing trouble for Hao Xuan.

A personal attendant hired by Dong Rouyun to protect and accompany Hao Xuan. He possesses martial arts training but is typically not present during clan school sessions.

The formal name of the General of the West. He is the father of Hao Xuan, and his absence from the estate creates a vacuum of authority that the Ancestral Home faction exploits.

The instructor at the Clan School who enforces rules, including the prohibition of servants entering the inner courtyard.

The eldest son of Old Master Hao and Old Madame Qi.

The younger sister of Old Madame Qi, whose life was ruined after being violated by Old Master Hao.

The current matriarch of the Hao family. Jealous and calculating, she forced her own younger sister (the Second Young Lady of the Qi family) to serve her husband while she was pregnant with their first child. She is not the biological grandmother of Hao Yaotiao and her siblings.

A head servant serving Old Madame Qi at the ancestral home. She is responsible for receiving guests and perceives Hao Yaotiao as spoiled and difficult.

The First Madam of the Hao ancestral household. She is tactful and observant of Old Madame Qi's moods.

The mistress of the second branch of the Hao family.

The mistress of the fourth branch of the Hao family.

The fifteen-year-old eldest daughter of the eldest branch of the family, currently of marriageable age, who is the niece of General Hao Song.

The second daughter of the Hao family's second branch.

The fifth daughter of the Hao family's second branch.

The daughter-in-law of the First Madam (Madam Jiang) and wife of a grandson of the main household.

The two-year-old great-grandson of Grandfather Hao.

A secondary wife or concubine in the Hao family who complained to Madam Li about her son, Hao Li, being beaten by Hao Yaotiao.

The son of Concubine Cai, he is a student at the Clan School and was involved in a physical altercation with Hao Xuan.

The wife of the General, whom Madam Li intended to speak with regarding the dispute.

A servant or steward from the front courtyard of the ancestral home sent by the Old Master to summon Hao Xuan.

The patriarch of the Hao ancestral home, currently holding court in the front courtyard.

The daughter of Old Madame Qi, married to a scholar-official who was sent to Jiangnan ten years ago. She is returning to the Hao ancestral home for her father's birthday.

One of the daughters-in-law of Old Madame Qi, tasked with overseeing household matters at the ancestral home.

The eldest son of the Hao clan who owns several shops in Yan City, making his branch the most financially stable of the three.

The second son of the Hao clan who works as a jailer; he relies on his government salary to support his family.

The fourth son of the Hao clan who operates a security firm to make a living.

The husband of Hao Wei. He is in his thirties, remains handsome and refined, known for being a scholar-official, though he maintains a distant relationship with his wife.

The 12-year-old son of Liu Changlin.

The 14-year-old daughter of Hao Wei, possessing the gentle and delicate beauty typical of someone raised in the Jiangnan region.

The wife of the fourth master of the Hao family. She participates in the collective criticism against Dong Rouyun, aligning herself with the other sisters-in-law.

A distant niece of Old Madame Qi. She resides at her maiden home after separating from her late husband, who was a gambler. She is currently dressed in worn clothing and holds a status of social misfortune in the eyes of the family matriarch.

A cruel and formidable prince of the Yan Nation who leads the Longmen Division. He is known to be the most ruthless official in the empire, feared by all, and serves as a pillar of support for the new emperor.

A prince of the Yan Nation who, alongside Prince Di, helped the former emperor consolidate power and secure the throne by eliminating political rivals.

The current sovereign of the Yan Nation who relies on the counsel and enforcement of Prince Di.

The younger sister of Hao Yaotiao and daughter of Dong Rouyun.

Also known as Prince Di. A cruel and formidable prince of the Yan Nation leading the Longmen Division. He is known for his cold temperament, beautiful yet dangerous features, and ruthless methods in hunting down rebels.

The head of the household currently stationed at Linxi Pass defending the border against the Xi Lang Kingdom.

An injured fugitive hiding in the Hao Residence, claiming to be targeted by the Longmen Division. He believes Prince Di is manipulating the situation to frame the Hao family.

An accomplice or subordinate to the Mysterious Man who rescued him from the rockery after knocking Hao Yaotiao unconscious.

The child of Hao Wei and Liu Changlin.

The son of Hao Wei and Liu Changlin, travelling with his father to return to the Liu residence.

The matriarch of the Ke family, currently visiting Lingshan Temple with her family.

The Eldest Madam of the Ke family, fourth younger sister of the late Prince Consort Huo, and paternal aunt to Prince Huo. Her husband serves as the Junior Minister of the Court of Foreign Affairs.

Husband of Huo Man and the current Junior Minister of the Court of Foreign Affairs.

The Eldest Madam of the Ke family and daughter-in-law to Old Madame Ke. She is cautious and sensible, wary of discussing the Longmen Division openly.

The eldest daughter of the Yun family. She is elegant and well-bred, contrasting with the behavior of her other female relatives like Yun Yan and Yun Qing, though her true nature remains uncertain to Hao Yaotiao.

The primary wife of the Yun household branch. She is socially adept, navigating interactions with other noble families—such as the Ke and General's clans—with practiced diplomacy and feigned warmth.

The primary madam of the Ke household, responsible for managing the family's social engagements and interactions during their visit to the temple.

A noblewoman of the Ke family present at the temple to offer incense.

The matriarch of the Yun family. She is a woman of high birth who prioritizes status and reputation. She holds a deep, prejudicial disdain for Dong Rouyun and judges those around her through a lens of social hierarchy.

The noble matriarch of the Yun family party, who returns to the Grand Hall with her daughters.

The dedicated maidservant of Ke Rou.

A massive, seemingly direction-challenged tiger that wanders near the forest edge; it lacks interest in eating humans and eventually allows Hao Yaotiao to guide it back to the deep forest.

A predatory and cunning tiger roaming Lingyun Mountain that hunts people and traps them in the mountain pits.

The matriarch of the Ke family, a woman of noble status who holds a formal title. She is stoic but physically shaken by the aggressive presence of the Longmen Division.

A servant of the Ke family who delivers the message about Prince Di's arrival.

The missing daughter of the General's family, currently the subject of a search by her mother.

A fugitive criminal on the run from the Longmen Division. He is being bribed by an instigator to assault Dong Rouyun inside the temple.

A conspirator orchestrating the assault on Dong Rouyun. They intend to frame her by using the thug and attracting witnesses from the guest quarters.

Refers to the General of the household, who is returning to Yan City from the border front. He has earned great merit at Linxi Pass.

A subordinate of Prince Di, characterized by wearing a face covered in bandages, presumably from injuries.

Another subordinate of Prince Di who is tasked with administrative and enforcement duties, such as delivering falsified documents.

The matriarch residing in the ancestral home.

An experienced imperial physician currently in retirement. He is skilled in orthopedic injuries and provides medical care for Hao Yaotiao's leg.

The father of Dong Rouyun and a man of medical expertise.

The most capable subordinate of General Hao Song, currently stationed with him at Linxi Pass.

The father of Murong Chi, an influential royal figure known as Prince Yao. He is the brother of Prince Di but shares a different temperament.

The wife of General Hao Song, currently managing the household and overseeing the guards.

The estranged birth family of Madam Dong, currently trying to reestablish ties with her following General Hao's return. They are viewed with cold hostility by Madam Dong.

The younger brother of Ke Rou, under fifteen years old. He is curious about the Hao sisters and approaches them out of courtesy and interest.

A young nobleman who traveled from Chenzhou to celebrate the birthday of his great-aunt, the Grand Marshal's wife, Madam Gu. He is related to Empress Dowager Chen.

The regal authority to whom Gu Huanyan is related as a distant nephew.

The wife of the Grand Marshal, whose birthday celebration is the reason for Gu Huanyan's visit.

The owner and manager of the Cuiyu Garden performance venue. He is deeply intimidated by the arrival of Prince Di and his men.

The father of Xiao Yaojing and a high-ranking noble within the imperial court.

The Duke of Wei who invites the General's family to a banquet. He has historical ties to the political fallout of the Rebellion of the Five Kings.

The faction involved in the historical 'Rebellion of the Five Kings' (Wu Wang Rebellion).

A rebel king who betrayed the throne first during the Rebellion of the Five Kings.

The matriarch of the Xiao family whose birthday celebration is the occasion for the upcoming banquet at the Duke of Wei Estate.

The Heir (Shizi) of the Duke of Wei. He appears somewhat immature and causes distress by staring fixedly at Hao Zhenzhen during her visit.

The wife of Duke Wei. She is a hostess who manages the family estate and is wary of Hao Yaotiao's reputation for previously pursuing her son.

The eldest legitimate daughter of Duke Wei. She is composed and attempts to befriend Hao Zhenzhen during the social gathering.

A daughter of the Duke of Wei, attending the family banquet alongside her mother.

The wife of Duke Wei, currently hosting a gathering at the Duke of Wei Estate. She acts as a hostess to Madam Dong, concerned about the etiquette and organization of the event.

A noblewoman attending the gathering at the Duke of Wei Estate, currently staying in the Wei Garden.

A maid in the Duke of Wei Estate, originally tasked with guiding Hao Yaotiao to the rear quarters before being called away to search for the missing Old Madam.

An elderly servant responsible for accompanying the Old Madam of the Duke of Wei Estate. She lost track of the Old Madam while retrieving an item.

The matriarch of the Duke of Wei family, known to suffer from lapses in memory and currently gone missing within the estate premises.

An elderly noblewoman who wanders off and is bitten by a venomous snake; she suffers from memory lapses and confusion. She is implied to be related to the Xiao family.

The biological mother of Prince Huo, sister-in-law to Huo Man, and younger sister to Duke Wei, Xiao Teng. She is deeply connected to the Xiao, Huo, and Ke families and the Princess's Estate.

Also known as Madam Dou (窦氏), she is the matriarch of the Xiao family celebrating her 60th birthday. She suffers from memory lapses following the historical 'Rebellion of the Five Kings' but takes a fond liking to Hao Yaotiao, whom she considers chubby and blessed.

The wife of the second son of the Duke. Residing in the same estate under an undivided household, she is dissatisfied with the current management and enjoys watching conflict among the other family members.

The wife of the third son of the Duke. Like Madame Jiang, she harbors grievances against the family management and maintains a critical, observational distance regarding the affairs of the first branch.

A servant (maid) serving the Old Madam, responsible for retrieving items for her mistress.

The legitimate daughter of the second branch of the Xiao family.

A daughter of the second branch of the Xiao family.

The legitimate daughter of the third branch of the Xiao family.

The younger daughter of Xiao Yunfang who accompanies her mother to the estate.

Head of the Huo family and a son-in-law to the Xiao family, currently helping manage the guest reception.

The eldest legitimate son of Huo Yuanhao, assisting his father in greeting guests at the Duke of Wei estate.

The legitimate Second Young Master of the Xiao family, he is one year younger than Xiao Yaojing.

The fourth young master of the Xiao family, an illegitimate son of the first branch.

The fifth young master of the Xiao family, an illegitimate son of the first branch.

A man in purple robes with a cold, intimidating demeanor. He is socially connected to high-ranking officials and is well-acquainted with the rumors surrounding the General's daughter.

The son of the Former Emperor and Concubine Li, and a sibling figure in the complex imperial family dynamics.

The son of the Former Emperor and Concubine Lan, a member of the imperial lineage.

The younger biological brother of Emperor Murong Jingyang, heavily pampered by his mother, Noble Consort Dowager Xi.

A consort of the Former Emperor and mother of Prince Wei, originating from the Yun clan.

A consort of the Former Emperor and mother of Prince Yun, originating from the Yun clan.

A derogatory nickname used by Hao Yaotiao to refer to her adversary, likely the son of the Duke of Wei.

A military official who has requested troops from the Emperor, which the Emperor uses as leverage to pressure General Hao.

A high-ranking official and one of the Three Councillors, primarily in charge of military affairs. He is the father of Empress Dowager Chen and acts as her primary political support. He is currently maneuvering to ensure a girl from the Chen clan becomes Empress.

The wife of Grand Marshal Chen and mother of Empress Dowager Chen. She is deeply involved in palace politics and planning the future of the Chen clan.

A young woman from the Chen clan, painstakingly cultivated by her family with the intent of becoming the Empress.

A powerful rival faction to the Chen clan, linked to the late Consort Xi, seeking to influence the Emperor's marriage choice.

The birth mother of the current Emperor. Her family status is a point of contention in the imperial succession and marriage politics.

The granddaughter of Gu De and granddaughter of the Grand Marshal's wife, who traveled with Gu Huanyan to Yan City.

The Governor of Chenzhou and the maternal uncle of Empress Dowager Chen.

The sophisticated and polite steward of Prince Wei's mansion. He serves as an intermediary, offering apologies to General Hao when his subordinates disrupt the family's travel.

The mother of Prince Wei and a high-ranking figure within the imperial lineage.

Also known as Prince Wei. He is a manipulative and cunning individual with an eerie, distinctive smile. He uses his position and knowledge of the upcoming imperial selection to threaten General Hao into exchanging troops.

The younger sister of Consort Li, who holds significant influence within the harem and is a source of concern for households opposing the current political faction.

An imperial guard in command before the throne. He is the eldest son of Minister Gu Maocai, the nephew of Noble Consort Dowager Xi, and the cousin of the current Emperor.

A palace eunuch who serves the Emperor and welcomes visitors at the Hunting Grounds.

A young eunuch servant entrusted by the Emperor to escort the women of the General's household to their designated rest area.

Refers to Gu Zixin, who is visiting the General's family at the hunting grounds.

The matriarch of the Gu family, staying in a guest house neighboring the General's family.

The matriarch of the Xiao family, staying in a guest house neighboring the General's family.

A young lady of the Xiao family, staying in a guest house neighboring the General's family.

The young sovereign of the realm and cousin to Gu Zixin, who is currently the subject of marriage selection rumors.

The sisters of Xiao Yaojing. They are disliked by Hao Yaotiao, who considers them to be part of the group of people she would never assist or share confidences with.

Gu Zixin's personal horse, which she has owned for five years. Despite being well-trained, it becomes agitated after being sabotage with a needle hidden under the saddle.

An injured, blood-stained assassin attempting to escape the hunting grounds. He kidnaps Hao Yaotiao to use as a hostage against the Emperor, though he finds her incessant talking frustrating.

A bandit leader who kidnaps both Hao Yaotiao and Xiao Yaojing. He is skilled in horsemanship and decisive in combat, capable of killing a crazed horse with a single strike.

A cohort of Brother Liang, responsible for the capture of Xiao Yaojing.

An acquaintance of Hao Yaotiao who invited her on a hunting trip to the mountains, which indirectly led to Hao Yaotiao's capture.

A villager who salvaged items from the flood; he is wary of strangers and initially threatens the protagonists with an axe.

The wife of Li Daniu, helping to salvage items from the floodwaters near their village.

A kind-hearted woman nearing fifty who, along with her husband, lost their home in the floods. She provides transport to Xiao Yaojing and the ailing Hao Yaotiao out of compassion.

An experienced businessman nearing fifty whose home was destroyed by floods. He is traveling to Diaoqiao County to seek refuge with his son and recognizes that Xiao Yaojing likely possesses an extraordinary status.

The granddaughter of the Tian family, highly regarded by Madam Tian who considers her a potential match for Xiao Yaojing.

A service worker at the local inn who assists Xiao Yaojing in purchasing a carriage and supplies, earning a profit through his mediation.

A pragmatic and compassionate local woman who takes pity on the traveling pair after being charmed by Hao Yaotiao and agrees to let them stay in her home for a fee.

A pragmatic and hospitable village woman who shelters Hao Yaotiao and Xiao Yaojing. She is fond of Hao Yaotiao and briefly considers matchmaking Xiao Yaojing with her own daughter.

The daughter of the family providing lodging to the protagonists. Her mother attempted to set her up with the handsome male guest, but she is uninterested in marrying outside her hometown.

An elderly woman living in a village, who provides lodging to Hao Yaotiao and Xiao Yaojing for the night.

An associate or acquaintance whom Hao Yaotiao checks on before going to sleep; likely the owner or handler of the carriage.

An imperial censor sent by Murong Jingyang to investigate and prosecute those engaging in price gouging and looting during the disaster.

A group of street-level individuals loitering in the tea house, known for their lewd gossip and harassment; they were soundly defeated by the protagonist.

The hot-tempered father of Hao Yaotiao and head of the General's Estate. Known for being prone to extreme reactions when his family's reputation is threatened.

An observer in the tea house who witnesses Hao Yaotiao's confrontation with the ruffians.

A man involved in spreading rumors about the General's daughter, working under an unknown master. He is currently being interrogated by Hao Yaotiao.

An unidentified, influential figure interested in the outcome of the upcoming imperial selection process and orchestrating the smear campaign against Hao Yaotiao.

A local authority or gang leader whose influence is limited to certain areas of the city, distinct from the group Hao Yaotiao now controls.

The daughter of Hao Yaotiao's nanny. She is actively spreading rumors that the current Hao Yaotiao is an impostor, claiming the main character's cold attitude toward her mother and herself indicates she is not who she was before the trip to the mountains.

The wife of Master Tian, who was also assisted by Hao Yaotiao and Xiao Yaojing during their travels.

An upright and uncorrupted imperial official known for his rigorous pursuit of truth, tasked with investigating local greed during the disaster relief efforts.

The eldest daughter of the Chen family. She is the Empress Dowager's preferred candidate for Empress and is frequently forced into social situations with the Emperor, often without his consent.

A stern and competent matron serving Empress Dowager Chen. She is tasked with teaching palace etiquette to the noble ladies participating in the selection and was formerly the wet nurse for Murong Jingyang.

The authoritative matriarch of the palace who mandated that noble ladies participate in the selection process without the aid of personal attendants to learn self-reliance.

The candidate pre-selected by Empress Dowager Chen to become the next Empress.

The younger half-sister of Chen Qiaoyang. She exhibits open disdain towards Hao Yaotiao and openly mocks her in the palace setting.

The daughter of Censor Cao. She is recognized for her high status and physical attractiveness, marking her as a potential candidate for a concubine's position rather than Empress.

The second legitimate daughter of Duke Wu, noted for her noble status and beauty, participating in the imperial selection to garner royal favor.

A eunuch serving Empress Dowager Chen, responsible for relaying her inquiries and orders regarding the Emperor's whereabouts.

A eunuch in the service of the Emperor who informs the palace that the Emperor had left the palace in disguise with Chancellor Xiao.

An enigmatic individual found drinking alcohol on the roof of a garden pavilion at night, seemingly untroubled by the surrounding palace security.

A managing matron working under Mama Qing, in charge of overseeing the noble ladies at Fengzhao Palace.

A flamboyant and mysterious man who engaged in a physical skirmish with Hao Yaotiao outside the palace.

A secretive agent or guard serving the Emperor, summoned for confidential tasks.

The Emperor's mother, who seeks his company and wishes for him to visit her at the Cian Palace.

Hao Yaotiao's manager in her modern life. He is known for constantly cleaning up her messes and is often humorously referred to as a father figure due to dealing with her antics.

Candidates within the palace selection identified by the Emperor as political agents loyal to Empress Dowager Chen.

The leader of the two thousand elite guards tasked by Murong Jingyang with protecting the shipment of medicine, doctors, and the General's family. He is responsible for managing the convoy's logistics and security on the journey to Nan Yu City.

The Captain of the Guard responsible for the safety of the medicine convoy and the General's family. He is serious, protective, and responsive to danger.

The leader of a scouting party of bandits from Baidou Mountain, currently retreating after failing to capture their targets.

The elusive leader of the Baidou Mountain stronghold, to whom the Second-in-Command intends to bring Xiao Yaojing and Hao Yaotiao to discuss business.

A bandit from Baidou Mountain who accidentally reveals confidential information about their forced participation in a larger conflict.

The First-in-Command of the Baidou Mountain stronghold. She leads a group of villagers turned bandits to protect their community and is willing to offer her leadership position if someone can improve their livelihood.

A woman working in the Baidou Mountain kitchen who also tends to the livestock. She is noted for being impressed by the appearance of newcomers.

The younger brother of Ling Feiyan, known as 'A-Xiao'. He is a teenager residing in the Baidou Mountain stronghold who participates in training exercises with other youths.

A clever and protective pet dog belonging to Hao Yaotiao, characterized by its deep black fur. It is highly intuitive but poses a threat to anyone who approaches its owners with unfamiliar intent.

The former official of Nan Yu City whose, along with his entire family, was murdered by his own lieutenant.

The lieutenant who murdered the Prefect and his family, seized military authority, and sealed the city gates during the disaster.

A military figure expected to consult on war strategy against the Nan Cang Kingdom.

A trusted aide and confidant of Prince Murong Chi, sent to fetch the Prince back to the capital under the guise of the Prince's father's illness.

The horse belonging to Hao Yaotiao, characterized by a red coat with white markings on its forehead and hooves. It exhibits surprisingly human-like intelligence.

The official in charge of escorting the women (imperial candidates) to the capital (Yan City). He is ambitious and hopes that one of the women under his care will be selected by royalty, thereby improving his own standing.

One of the Emperor's younger brothers. He is a spoiled, arrogant aristocrat who travels with an entourage and uses his princely status to act with impunity, leading to frequent conflicts with others.

Hao Yaotiao's mother, who is aboard the carriage currently being targeted by Prince Wei's disruption.

Known as Princess Shengtao, a young woman who harbors deep and arguably delusional romantic feelings for Xiao Yaojing. She believes he plays the guqin to signal her to visit him.

Also known as Murong Mengti; she is a bold and persistent royal who sneaks into Xiao Yaojing's private residence to pursue him, much to his annoyance.

A supposed romantic partner whom Hao Yaotiao mistakenly believes is hidden inside Xiao Yaojing's room.

An attendant or guard serving Murong Yun, responsible for managing his schedule and attempting to mitigate the prince's impulsive behavior.

An arrogant woman traveling in a carriage who refuses to apologize after nearly striking pedestrians, prioritizing her own schedule over others' safety.

A servant to the unnamed noblewoman who follows orders to ignore pedestrians after a near-accident.

The third young lady of the Yun family, daughter of the third branch. She is timid, easily intimidated by her elder sister Yun Qing, and tries to act as a peacemaker to avoid missing the Princess's banquet.

The given name of Prince Yu, described as having an elegant and dashing appearance.

A very fat white cat belonging to Prince Yu. It escaped from its handlers, sought refuge in Hao Zhenzhen's sedan chair, and enjoyed her petting.

A powerful political faction within the Imperial Court represented by two Dowagers; they are currently at odds with the Chen and Gu family factions.

A court attendant who reports the incident involving the Yun family and the General's family to the Emperor.

Referred to as the third young lady of the Yun family, she is a rash individual who threw Prince Yu's cat into the water, causing an uproar.

Also identified as the second young lady of the General's Estate; she fell into the water while trying to save a cat and was rescued by Prince Yu.

The eldest daughter of the General's estate who takes action against Yun Yan for bullying her sister, Zhenzhen.

Consorts of the previous Emperor who hold influence and have opinions on the selection process for the new Empress.

Hao Yaotiao's younger brother, who is jokingly used by the Emperor as a bargaining chip in marriage discussions.

A woman who is a disciple of Prince Yun. She is prone to anger toward Hao Yaotiao and appears obedient and submissive when in the company of her senior, Prince Yun.