Wiki & Encyclopedia: Traveling To Daliang Kingdom Starts From Falling Into The Water

A man who has transmigrated into a historical setting alongside his wife. He is perceptive, deeply devoted to his spouse, and possesses modern sensibilities, including skills as a software engineer in his previous life.

Gu Wenxuan's wife, who also transmigrated. Formerly a servant girl who was sold at a young age, she has a deep bond with her husband.

Gu Wenxuan's father, a villager from Qinghe Village who is pragmatic and protective of his son.

A local physician summoned to assist in medical emergencies within the village.

Gu Wenxuan's older brother. Pragmatic and observant, he is quick to tease his younger brother while remaining supportive of family decisions.

Gu Wenxuan's mother. She is a sharp and warm-hearted family matriarch who manages household relationships and supports her son's marriage prospects.

Zhou Banxia's father. Cautious and protective, he carefully evaluates the marriage proposal for his daughter based on the family's character.

Zhou Banxia's mother. A timid but protective woman who deeply cares for her children after being separated from them for years.

Zhou Banxia's twelve-year-old younger brother.

The deceased mentor and master of Zhou Banxia, who taught her while they were both in the Gao Mansion.

Zhou Sishun's mother. A cruel and manipulative matriarch who sold her own granddaughters and is complicit in covering up the death of Zhou Banxia's second sister.

Zhou Sishun's elder brother. Weak-willed and blindly obedient to his mother, he is frequently used to intimidate others within the family.

The wife of Zhou Laoda. A sycophantic woman known for blindly supporting Old Madam Zhou and encroaching on family property.

A younger child of the family, often seen interacting with the younger siblings.

Zhou Banxia's deceased second sister. Her premature death is the central motivation for Zhou Banxia's return and confrontation with the family.

The head of the Zhou clan, responsible for presiding over major family disputes and upholding clan reputation.

The head of the Zhou clan, responsible for presiding over major family disputes and upholding clan reputation. He is stern but fair and values the family's reputation.

Zhou Sishun's father. An outwardly honest-looking man who is complicit in his wife's abusive actions and the selling of his granddaughters. He is cowardly and avoids confrontation.

Zhou Sishun's wife and Zhou Banxia's mother.

Zhou Banxia's younger brother.

A human trafficker who was involved in the attempted sale of Zhou Banxia and her sister to a brothel.

Zhou Sishun's sister. A scandalous woman whose illicit affair was discovered by her young nieces, leading to a chain of abuse.

The only senior scholar within the Zhou clan. He is Zhou Sishun's paternal uncle and holds significant authority in handling lineage disputes.

A deceased member of the clan whose lineage is used as the destination for Zhou Sishun's adoption.

Zhou Banxia's fiancé. Previously saved by Zhou Banxia and has remembered her kindly since, he is the central figure of the marriage arrangement.

The matriarch of the Gu family and grandmother to Gu Wenxuan. She is frugal, strict, and deeply concerned with maintaining the family's financial stability and reputation.

The head of the Gu family. He is focused on preserving clan honor and financial interests, often pressuring his children to prioritize family duty over personal desires.

Gu Wenxuan's fiancée, a strong-willed and uniquely independent woman. Recently rescued from a near-drowning incident, she exhibits a mysterious, sophisticated nature that defies common village conventions.

San Ya's father. He manages the complicated affairs of the Zhou family and authorized the marriage between his daughter and the Gu family.

Gu Erlang's three-year-old son. Noted for his healthy, chubby appearance, which is uncommon for households in this area.

The eldest grandson of the family. He is a scholar who is currently relying on the rest of the family's labor to support his own household.

A male cousin of Gu Wenxuan in the same generation, scheduled to be married next month.

A male cousin of Gu Wenxuan who has recently reached a marriageable age.

The youngest daughter of the second branch, aged seven. She is noted for being exceptionally clever, articulate, and precocious, often serving as a bridge between family members.

Gu Erzhu's twin sister. She is married into a family that operates a butcher shop in the town. She maintains a very close relationship with her brother.

The wife of the eldest son of the Gu family. She is concerned with the family's finances and often displays rivalry toward the other households.

The wife of the third son of the Gu family. She works alongside the eldest sister-in-law and is frequently involved in household politics.

The third son of the Gu family. He is generally quieter and more obedient than his brother, Gu Erzhu.

The fourth son of the family, known for being somewhat immature, often referred to as a bed-wetter by his brother Gu Erzhu.

Gu Wenxuan's sister-in-law. A practical and capable woman who is trusted by the family matriarch to handle household finances and wedding preparations.

Gu Wenxuan's younger sister. Lively, quick-witted, and bold, she often speaks her mind and assists the family in logistical tasks.

The daughter of Patriarch Gu and Madam Tian, and Gu Wenxuan's aunt. She is animated, talkative, and serves as a local gossip conduit within the village.

The patriarch of the Gu family clan, consulted regarding matters of lineage and community disputes.

Zhou Banxia's younger brother, who acts as a secret messenger between Banxia and Gu Wenxuan.

A male cousin of Gu Wenxuan in the same generation, scheduled to be married next month.

Zhou Banxia's older sister. She is extroverted, affectionate toward her younger sister, and protective of family connections.

The patriarch of the immediate family. He is stern, traditional, and prone to favoring his eldest son's branch in family discussions regarding finances and marriages.

The wife of the Clan Leader. She is an influential female elder within the extended clan, often consulted for matchmaking and clarifying social connections.

The elder matriarch of the Gao household. She was saved by Zhou Banxia when the latter was ten years old, a connection that Zhou Banxia uses to leverage influence and safety in her current situation.

An academic senior or former business associate to whom Gu Wenxuan transferred the majority of his company shares prior to their transmigration.