As follows:
1. Zhou Fei:
The heroine was about thirteen years old when she first appeared. He has a clear distinction between good and evil. He is not born to be "fearful" and "obedient". He can't find the north when he goes out. He is a martial arts idiot passed down from his ancestors. In its heyday, it could kill the four demons in the Mountain of the Living Dead.
2. Xie Yun:
The male protagonist, whose courtesy name is Anzhi, takes his own nickname of "Tianmei" and his nickname is "Thinking Kaishi". When he appeared on the stage, he was young and had an optimistic nature. He was a strange man with "legs from the neck down". His real name is Zhao Mingyun, but his true identity is King Duan of the Southern Dynasty, the orphan of Prince Yide. He was suffering from "bone-penetrating blue", and in order to save Zhou Fei, he used his cloud-pushing palm to save Zhou Fei, but the toxin broke out and he was in danger.
3. Li Sheng:
The eldest grandson of Li Zheng, the nephew of the head of the family Li Jinrong, was fourteen years old when he appeared. He was tall and thin, very handsome, and pretended to be a wolf with a big tail. Have a routine. Out of all the beautiful people outside, only Zhou Fei looked at her with distaste as if she was incompatible with her. Ever since he was a child, he has prided himself on being the proud son of heaven. He is very strong and wants everyone to say good things about him, and no one can find anything wrong with him.
4. Wu Chuchu:
The daughter of Zhongwu General Wu Fei, she is a dignified lady. She is a well-bred girl who can be seen at a glance. She is gentle and virtuous. Four words engraved in my bones. It began to grow after the Huarong Incident.
5. Li Jinrong:
The head of the Forty-Eight Village, he once stormed the northern capital in anger over the death of his father Li Zheng. Three thousand imperial guards could not stop him, and they tried to kill Cao Cao but failed. The Snow-Breaking Knife was passed down from generation to generation, and the Snow-Breaking Knife fell into "Wubi".