"Qing Xiao Yin·mo Fan Yao"

Shou: Mo Ci (character: Jingyao) - Origin of the name: Taken from "The ink marks first dye the plain clothes fresh" in Yan Jidao's "Butterfly Love Flower" of the Song Dynasty, and "The bright river reflects each other in the distance" in "Ancient Style" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. "Mo" means that he likes to wear black clothes and is good at using ink fans, "Ci" shows his sharp words, and "Jingyuan" coincides with his characteristics of surprising people with his fan and having a far-reaching ambition. -Character: The young master of the Mo family in Xuandu Mountain, twenty years old. He often wears a black brocade robe with dark patterns, his dark hair is tied up with a jade crown, his eyes are slightly raised, his lips are darker, and he smiles with a hint of cunning. Holding a nine-bone ebony fan, the fan is often painted with strange cloud patterns. He has an arrogant personality and a venomous mouth, and behaves erratically. He seems cynical, but in fact he is delicate and sensitive at heart, and he is extremely protective of those he identifies with. Because his family has been in charge of the underworld documents for generations, he has been able to see souls since he was a child, so he was nicknamed the "living judge". Attacker: Lin Qingxiao (character: Zhaohan) - Origin of the name: It is taken from Song Dynasty Lin Bu's "Small Plum in the Mountain Garden" "Sparse shadows are horizontal and slanting, the water is clear and shallow", and Tang Dynasty Li He's "Li Ping Kung Hou Yin" "Wu Si Shu Tong Zhang Gao Qiu, the empty mountain is condensed with clouds. Jiang'e cries about the bamboos, and Li Ping plays the Kung Hou. Kunshan Jade Phoenix screams, hibiscus weeps and fragrant orchid smiles. In front of the twelve gates, it melts Cold light, twenty-three threads move the purple emperor. The place where Nuwa refines the stone to mend the sky, the stone breaks the sky and makes the autumn rain. The old fish dances in the sacred mountain, and the thin dragon dances. Wu Zhi sleeps and leans on the osmanthus tree, with his bare feet flying wet and cold. - Character: The only son of the master of Lingxiao Pavilion, nineteen years old. Wearing a moon-white flowing fairy robe with wide sleeves, his black hair is tied behind his head with a silver crown, his eyebrows are as clear and handsome as cold jade, his pupils are light brown like frost and snow, and he often wears a "Liuquan" long sword. On the surface, he looks cold and taciturn, but in fact he is deep-minded, observant, and has a secret obsession with Mo Ci. Because his family had a long-term friendship with the Mo family, he was sent to Xuandu Mountain to study art since he was a child. He was nominally a fellow disciple of Mo Ci, but in fact he was a secret guardian. Supporting roles (10 people, with text and background) 1. Mo Xuan (character: Shouye): the father of Mo Ci and the chief of Xuandu Mountain. The name is taken from "Xuanzhi Youxuan" in "Laozi", which corresponds to his position in charge of the underworld's scribes. He has an old-fashioned and serious personality and has high expectations for Mo Ci. 2. Ling Shuang (character: Huai Yu): Lin Qingxiao's teacher and the elder of Lingxiao Pavilion. The name comes from Su Shi's "Linjiang Immortal" of the Song Dynasty, "The night frost is about to fall before it steals its eyes", which means it is cold on the outside and hot on the inside. He is skilled in swordsmanship and knows the secrets of both families. 3. Su Ruan (character: Wen Ying): Mo Ci's best friend, the young master of the Qingqiu Fox Clan. The name is taken from Ruan Ji of the Jin Dynasty, who "can roar when he is addicted to alcohol", and the character is taken from Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, "the green grass on the steps reflects the spring scenery, and the yellow oriole sounds good in the sky through the leaves." Lively and often rescued by Mo Ci. 4. Xie Yan (character: Wenqu): Disciple of Lingxiao Pavilion, deputy general Lin Qingxiao. The name comes from "Ask the canal how clear it is" in Zhu Xi's "Reflections on Reading Books" of the Song Dynasty. The word reflects his clear mind. He has steady swordsmanship and is loyal to Lin Qingxiao. 5. Bai Ji (character: Wugu): The goddess of Kunlun Ruins, who has an old grudge with the Moh family. The name is taken from the Book of Songs, "The beauty is here, the people from the West are here", which is a metaphor for his aloof nature. He is good at handling ice and snow, but regards Mo Ci as a thorn in his side. 6.? Xuanyin (character: Zangfeng): Worshiped by Xuandu Shanlao, Mo Ci's formation enlightenment master. The name comes from "Xuanhuang Heaven and Earth" in "The Book of Changes", and the characters show that he is as wise as he is foolish. He has been in seclusion all year round and knows the Mohist forbidden arts. 7.? Yunshu (character: Juan Xia): A casual cultivator on Penglai Island, good at alchemy. The name is taken from Hong Yingming's "Cai Gen Tan" of Ming Dynasty, "There is no intention to leave or go, the clouds roll and relax in the sky", and the character is taken from Wang Bo of Tang Dynasty, "The falling clouds and the solitary owl fly together". He has a lazy personality and is Mo Ci's supplier of elixirs. 8. Yeying (character: Wuji): The commander of the Mo family's secret guards and Mo Ci's personal bodyguard. The name is like its shape, and the words show its skill. He is a man of few words and only obeys Mo Ci's orders. 9. Cangwu (character: Qifeng): The son of Nanming Haijun, he had a fateful friendship with Lin Qingxiao. The name comes from "Cangwu Mountain" in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", and the word "Phoenix is ​​flying, its feathers are fluttering" in "The Book of Songs". He has a heroic nature and is good at controlling water. 10. Qing Deng (character: Zhao Ye): Judge of the Yin Division, Mo Xuan's colleague. It is named after Li Shangyin of Tang Dynasty, "The Ancient Buddha of Qingdeng accompanies his life", and the name corresponds to his duties. With a haggard face and gloomy speech, he is both an enemy and a friend of Mo Ci. Main CP: Lin Qingxiao (attack) × Mo Ci (receiver) - Personality positioning: sultry, cool, gentle and aggressive × tsundere, lively and poisonous - Lin Qingxiao (Attack): On the surface, he is cold and taciturn, with a deep mind, but in reality he is very possessive and extremely gentle towards Mo Ci. He is accustomed to using actions instead of words. He has a lot of inner drama (sultry). He has strong swordsmanship but is willing to temper his edge for Mo Ci. - Mo Ci (Shou): Hard-spoken and soft-hearted, arrogant and venomous, acting without publicity, sensitive and lacking in love at heart, extremely protective of those he recognizes. He seems to regard Lin Qingxiao as his "old enemy", but in fact he has already relied on him. - The core of relationship: two-way protection and redemption. Lin Qingxiao had silently guarded Mo Ci for many years, and Mo Ci risked his life to protect Lin Qingxiao in a crisis. The two gradually understood each other's feelings through misunderstandings and temptations. Deputy CP (2 pairs are planned to enrich the plot level) 1. Su Ruan (young master of Qingqiu Fox Clan) × Xie Yan (disciple of Lingxiao Pavilion) - Personality Position: Talkative, Lively and Suffering × Upright and Loyal Dog Attack - Su Ruan (Shou): The young master of the Qingqiu Fox Clan and Mo Ci's best friend. He has a personality that avoids gossip. He seems cynical, but in fact he is delicate in his heart and often comes to Mo Ci's rescue. - Xie Yan (Attack): Disciple of Lingxiao Pavilion, Lieutenant General Lin Qingxiao, with steady swordsmanship, upright and loyal character. At first he felt helpless at Su Ruan's escapade, but was later attracted by his sincerity. - The core of the relationship: Enemies complement each other happily. Su Ruan's liveliness breaks Xie Yan's rigidity, Xie Yan's stability tolerates Su Ruan's willfulness, and the interaction is full of light comedy. 2. Cang Wu (son of Nanming Haijun) × Yun Shu (casual cultivator on Penglai Island) - Personality positioning: heroic direct attack × lazy Buddhist style - Cang Wu (attack): The son of Nanming Haijun, he has a bold and cheerful personality, is good at controlling water, has a life-long friendship with Lin Qingxiao, and is directly enthusiastic towards the person he identifies. - Yun Shu (Shou): A casual cultivator on Penglai Island. He is good at alchemy. He has a lazy and casual personality. He regards the alchemy furnace as his destiny and is indifferent to the world. However, he was directly moved by Cang Wu. -Relationship Core: Straight Ball Chasing Buddha System. Cang Wu's enthusiasm and initiative are in contrast to Yun Shu's Buddhist passivity, and the interaction is full of interesting tension of "you chase and I hide" Intention: None