Ling Buyi is the Emperor's foster son and initially appears cold and ruthless to Cheng Shaoshang. Through their repeated encounters, he draws her into the mystery surrounding his family and identity, gradually becoming the central figure connected to her growing involvement in the larger conflict.
A former professional snooker player and once a sensational genius. Initially young and arrogant, he retired abruptly after disputing a referee's call. Meeting Yin Guo inspires him to pursue her and return to the professional billiards arena.
Yang Cang's son and Qingping's husband. He insults Pei by demanding Qingping serve as a concubine rather than a wife. During the battle, he guards the military banner and duels Qingping, but is fatally stabbed by her dagger after she reveals her resolve to fight.
An islander who is among those killed after the violence on Dongji Island.
Military officer leading tactical operations
Xiao Yin is Wen Shan's spiritual companion throughout his journey as a eulogy writer. This presence accompanies him as he meets clients and processes their experiences, providing a continuing connection to the protagonist while he works through his inner turmoil and gradually changes.
A central protagonist who skips the college entrance examination after discovering serious problems between his parents. He remains attached to his former relationship, follows Chen Chen despite her rejection, and later reconnects with her through shared secrets, music, and emotional honesty.
Leo Wu has 38 screen credits in a career dating back to 2009. Their work is anchored in the My People My Country Series universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Love Like the Galaxy, Fights Break Sphere, Amidst a Snowstorm of Love. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
