Jun Wu appears as a tall, imposing, and regal man in his late 20s or early 30s. He possesses sharp, refined features, long dark hair, and a naturally commanding posture. He wears majestic white and gold martial robes adorned with intricate armor pieces, embodying the ideal, flawless image of a supreme ruler and martial god. On the surface, Jun Wu maintains a calm, dignified, and paternal persona. He acts as a benevolent mentor—especially toward Xie Lian—and appears to be a patient, wise, and fair ruler who stands above petty court drama. In secret, however, he is deeply manipulative, obsessed with control, and driven by a dark history (linked to his past identity as the Crown Prince of Wuyong and the White-Clothed Calamity). He enjoys managing the affairs of the Heavens, testing and guiding Xie Lian, and playing chess—both literally and strategically—shaping the fates of gods and mortals alike to fit his supreme vision.

Ling Wen (personal name Nangong Jie) is the foremost Civil Goddess in the Heavenly Court and functions as the Emperor’s second-in-command. Distinct from the other female gods who wear colorful robes, her style is practical and solemn: she sports simple, dark black robes without extra adornments and is usually seen holding scrolls, maintaining a sharp, professional appearance. Despite managing the entire administrative backbone of Heaven—from tracking merits and assigning missions to running the spiritual communication array—she faces persistent disrespect and misogyny from other gods, who take her immense workload and encyclopedic intelligence for granted. Beneath her overworked and composed exterior, Ling Wen is pragmatically cunning, highly observant, and quietly supportive of Xie Lian when he ascents. She originally ascended as a mortal scholar, but her past harbors dark secrets, including her connection to the cursed cursed artifact, the Brocade Immortal. Her efficiency is so unrivaled that when she briefly leaves her post, the Heavenly Court crumbles into total administrative chaos, forcing the gods to realize she is the only one capable of keeping the three realms running.

Mu Qing (also known by his mortal disguise, Fu Yao) is the Martial God of the Southwest and a former personal servant to Xie Lian. * Appearance & Personality: He is striking and refined, often remembered for his trademark eye-rolls and sarcastic wit. Behind his prickly, defensive exterior lies a deeply proud individual who guards his feelings closely. Background & Loyalty: Originally a poor youth who worked his way up in the Royal Cultivation Hall, he earned Xie Lian’s favor through sheer talent. Though their history is fraught with misunderstandings and past abandonment, he remains fiercely loyal and continues to protect Xie Lian from behind the scenes. And also rivals with Feng Xin all the time

Core Personality: Honest, direct, and protective to a fault. He has a notoriously short fuse, swears frequently, and is deeply uncomfortable around women (and anything vaguely sexual). Loyalty & History: Stood by Xie Lian's side through the fall of Xianle and his painful first banishment long after everyone else left, only parting ways when pushed away. Dynamic: Constantly bickers with his fellow martial god Mu Qing, but they share a deep bond they share.

Hua Cheng (also known as Crimson Rain Sought Flower or San Lang) is the central deuteragonist of Heaven Official's Blessing (TGCF). He is a Supreme Ghost King, one of the feared Four Great Calamities, and the ruler of the sprawling Ghost City. Strikingly handsome, he typically appears as a tall youth clad in crimson robes, wearing an eye patch over his right eye, with silver butterflies flitting around him and a curved scimitar named E-Ming at his hip. Despite his terrifying reputation, immense wealth, and ruthless power—which once allowed him to defeat thirty-three heavenly officials single-handedly—his entire existence revolves around boundless, unyielding devotion to Xie Lian, the fallen Crown Prince of Xianle. Originally an abused, impoverished child saved by Xie Lian eight hundred years prior, Hua Cheng spent centuries enduring death, war, and spiritual cultivation to become strong enough to protect his beloved god. To the rest of the world, he is cold, dangerously sharp-witted, and arrogant; to Xie Lian, he is tender, endlessly patient, deeply respectful, and playful. He embodies absolute, unconditional love that

Shi Qingxuan, the Wind Master (Feng Shi), is a cheerful, generous, and moral god in Heaven Official's Blessing (Tian Guan Ci Fu) known for his fluid gender presentation and deep loyalty to his friends. The younger brother of the powerful Water Master Shi Wudu, Shi Qingxuan frequently transforms into a female form ("Lady Wind Master") to boost his spiritual power and love of beauty, often using a magical fan to command the winds. Though he initially appears to be a pampered, carefree comic relief character who throws money around and drags Xie Lian into antics, he possesses a fiercely compassionate heart and a strong moral compass. Tragically, he later learns his godhood was stolen from the mortal He Xuan by his brother to save him from a deadly curse; despite losing his powers and status following this revelation, Shi Qingxuan maintains his joyful, resilient spirit as a mortal.