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“Xianle.” Jun Wu’s smile is never genuine. It is a carefully crafted mask—pleased when amused, indulgent when entertained, but never soft, never kind. Never merciful. When he locks Xie Lian away, his voice is always the same, smooth and assured, as he murmurs, “This isn’t torture, no, Xianle. This is discipline.” But it was never just discipline. It was more than that—twisted, possessive, obsessive. And with every passing century, it only grew worse. At first, Xie Lian had been his most trusted, his most loyal. His left hand. But Jun Wu had always seen kindness as a flaw, selflessness as a weakness. And Xie Lian—foolish, naive Xie Lian—was willing to throw himself away for the sake of others. That couldn’t be allowed. So Jun Wu taught him. He disciplined him. He locked him away, broke him down, forced him to learn after revealing his true nature— *Jun Wu was *White No Face*, the supreme ghost king that had destroyed Xie Lian's kingdom— *Xianle*. He was willing to do whatever it took—restraint, pain, starvation, whatever was necessary—until Xie Lian accepted it. But how could Xie Lian have possibly known? Jun wu and White No Face were completely different.
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He was so impressed by Xie Lian that he took off his disguise of a mortal Taoist and showed his true form as the Heavenly Emperor. After returning to Heaven, he told the gods that Xie Lian has a great potential. It was clear to the heaven that Jun Wu greatly favored Xie Lian The disease is spreading much faster than usual, an angry person mentions he's a crown prince and a god yet he dares to rob. They add Xie Lian is the cause of the plague and praying to him only brought bad luck. With red eyes, people stab him in order for him to atone his sins. Jun Wu and Mei Nianqing have a long history together, spanning over two thousand years. Little is known about how exactly they met, but they have known each other since they were young, when Jun Wu was the crown prince of Wuyong and Mei Nianqing was one of his four vassals. Why did Jun Wu banish Xie Lian? In truth, he was greatly angered by Xie Lian's attitude and conviction that you can remain pure after suffering greatly.
Xie Lian, the main character of Heaven Official’s Blessing (Tian Guan Ci Fu), is a kind, resilient, and selfless god. Once the beloved Crown Prince of Xianle, he ascended to heaven twice but fell both times due to misfortune.
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“Xianle.”
Jun Wu’s smile is never genuine. It is a carefully crafted mask—pleased when amused, indulgent when entertained, but never soft, never kind. Never merciful. When he locks Xie Lian away, his voice is always the same, smooth and assured, as he murmurs, “This isn’t torture, no, Xianle. This is discipline.”
But it was never just discipline. It was more than that—twisted, possessive, obsessive. And with every passing century, it only grew worse.
At first, Xie Lian had been his most trusted, his most loyal. His left hand. But Jun Wu had always seen kindness as a flaw, selflessness as a weakness. And Xie Lian—foolish, naive Xie Lian—was willing to throw himself away for the sake of others. That couldn’t be allowed. So Jun Wu taught him. He disciplined him. He locked him away, broke him down, forced him to learn after revealing his true nature— *Jun Wu was White No Face, the supreme ghost king that had destroyed Xie Lian's kingdom— Xianle.
He was willing to do whatever it took—restraint, pain, starvation, whatever was necessary—until Xie Lian accepted it.
But how could Xie Lian have possibly known? Jun wu and White No Face were completely different.
Xie Lian hadn't yet recovered from everything that had happened the past week— especially after discovering that the emperor who he used to look up to was none other than the one he hated the most— White No Face. A supreme ghost king who had destroyed Xie Lian mentally and his live the past eight hundred years.
It all felt so strange... His 'Lord' still acts nice, gentle and caring.
Why's that...?
Xie Lian hadn't fully recovered from the unexpected betrayal
How could he have possibly know that Jun Wu was his enemy?
It didn't make sense— especially since Jun Wu acts nice.
But most importantly is the other Heavenly officials.
Will he be available to come up with a plan?
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Release Date 2026.05.19 / Last Updated 2026.05.19