Retired Commander Liu Xian is identified as the person whose home Tu Hu visits while hoping to pursue Liu Chen Erh. The summary gives no further actions or relationship details for Liu Xian, so his role is limited to this setting in the account of Tu Hu’s attempted approach and Fung Jun Zhao’s intervention.
A ghostly figure appearing in the haunted-house portion of the adventure.
Human elder who offers his daughter to a demon, faces supernatural trials.
The Mongol leader is associated with the Golden Arrow Order that Chu Te-Sa and his companions exploit to escape with their seized companions. Later, the group presents the order at a Mongol barracks to obtain horses. The summary does not describe a direct meeting with the leader, but the authority of this order helps shape the group's escape.
Criminal boss heading a rival gang faction.
Scholar Li is a local scholar in Wencheng who initially dismisses reports of Japan's growing aggression. As the occupation tightens, Japanese authorities pressure him to cooperate, while local residents try to protect their books and avoid suspicion. His response reflects the town's early disbelief and the pressure placed on its people.
Lee Ying has 67 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Journey to the West Collection (Shaw Brothers) with 2 titles. Signature works include The Alishan Uprising, 18 Bronze Girls of Shaolin, Queen Boxer. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
