An Inch of Longing, an Inch of Ashes

Well, actually I think Uncle Yun's Taoist nickname is Tianqing. The Taoist names of Qionghua's male disciples seem to be two-character generations, but in Xuanxiao's dream, when Suxi introduced the two of them to Suyu, she said "senior brother Xuanxiao and senior brother Tianqing". When introducing a senior to a new junior sister, you should say your full name, right? But what Su Xi said was not "Senior Brother Yun Tianqing" (ok, I admit it's weird to pronounce it this way) but "Senior Brother Tianqing". Maybe because Uncle Yun's name matches the generation of Qiong Hua, he just used his name as the Taoist name, and Uncle Yun and Uncle Xiao's Taoist robes are also different. As for why he is not the Xuanzi generation, well, maybe it is because his cultivation direction is different? One masters the sword and the other masters the magic? In the opening animation, Uncle Xiao also wore shorts, didn't he? (←This person has already started talking nonsense...) Ziying's words may have something to do with his life experience (a descendant of the Yan Kingdom)? As for Tianhe and the others, Suyao probably didn't want them to really get started, so the Taoist title was lost... Finally, why do female disciples only have one font size for each generation? Perhaps it's because there are so few of them? PS: The above is just my personal opinion. If something is wrong, please ignore it.