This one was originally posted at the beginning of the work.,I'm afraid some old friends won't see it.,So reissue it here? (^?^*)

------------------------------My name is the dividing line-----------------------------------

On the weekend, I came to the Summer Palace alone, looking for a secluded corner, holding a notebook, and wandering in the mysterious world of words......

I thought of a message from a reader friend yesterday, and I felt that the names of the characters in the story were a little awkward. To explain here, the names of the characters in the book are all ...... (*^__^*) that Uncle Zhai has repeatedly selected. How to say it, a great country has been around for more than 5,000 years, and each historical stage has its unique humanistic characteristics, and we can even use this characteristic as a unique symbol of that period of history.

For example, when we mention Pangu, Kuafu, Fuxi, Yanhuang Emperor, Zhuan Xuan and others, our minds will instantly be filled with the fantastic ancient era depicted in the Classic of Mountains and Seas. There are also Zhuzhu, Nie Zheng, Yu Rang, and Jing Ke, they are the image of righteous men who are not afraid of life and death under the turmoil of the Warring States Period, and it seems that when they hear these names, it seems that they are specially born for assassination. Of course, Uncle Zhai does not deny that there are preconceived reasons for their images, but in general, what people remember most about that era is the profound meaning of Chinese culture revealed in their names.

In the second chapter, I talked about the historical background of this story. At present, I still have no conclusion on which specific historical period she occurred in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Sui and Tang Dynasties, or the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Because I'm telling a story, not a piece of history. Even if there is some historical element in it, you can only think that the author has completely set aside the history you see, even if there are some looming symbols of the times in it. Uncle Zhai has only one intention, as long as you have a passion for history, rivers and lakes, and martial arts, as long as you feel that this story is worth reading, you can completely match her with your favorite part of history, wouldn't it be better?

But I'm a storyteller after all, and here are my sighs and regrets for the lingering prosperity and decline in the vast long river, so between the lines, you can always feel which period of history she is particularly in line with, this point, please forgive Uncle Zhai for not being able to help it.

Therefore, I am most cautious about the characterization of the characters in "Nine Dragons and Jade Flute", in addition to the language and dialogue to match the characters' personalities and identities, their names should also reflect the unique style of that period of history to the greatest extent. Therefore, at the beginning of the story, the core character relationship was explained in the dialogue between Zhou Tianyong and Zhou Yi, and this relationship spectrum started with a general surnamed Li.

When Li Jishi's career was in its prime, it was also the most powerful time of this dynasty, and using a surname Li to fight the country was also a metaphor for what Uncle Zhai thought in his heart. After Li Ji retired, the protagonist of the story is surnamed Zhou, which also alludes to the end of a prosperous era and the beginning of a period of turmoil. I didn't want to explain this, because I didn't know if it was appropriate, but based on the confusion of some friends, Uncle Zhai was timid here.

So, Uncle Zhai plans to list the characters involved in the main line of the story and build a relationship spectrum for your reference to solve the puzzle O(∩_∩)O~ (By the way, as for why the author calls himself Uncle Zhai, I won't answer it today, and I'll continue it another day!)

The genealogy of the characters of "Nine Dragons and Jade Flutes" (in chronological order):

First Generation Characters (Uneasy Faction Division)

Li Ji (because it is the pronoun of the Li River, so the name is unknown~), the general of Dingbei, was ordered to defeat the Turkic army of 300,000 with five generals with only 5,000 men and horses, laying the foundation of the Central Plains Dynasty for a hundred years! These five are also the founders of the different family gangs in this story.

Jiang Weng (due to retreat, name unknown~), the founder of Baiheshan, retired successfully, and then went to the Western Regions to resist the Hu people, and died of injuries.

Ge Yuan (Xuantian Divine Doctor), the fifteenth great-grandson of Jin medical scientist Ge Hong, the master of Xuantian Guanguan, in order to save Jiang Weng, practiced three golden pills that can bring people back to life, and the competition for the golden pill around the world is also the cause of the story. Died at the hands of his own apprentice, Mo.

Tu Jian (the word Haotian, the name of the first hermit), the founder of Wuxiang Mountain, was rebellious by nature, and was particularly dissatisfied with the injustice in the world, and later died due to the rebellion of Mo.

Ji En (Huaiyang Hou), the founder of Xuanyuan Sword, greatly valued the wisdom of Xuanyuan Sword, and was even willing to pay everything for it, and in the end, the family was ruined.

Dong Guo Tan (King of Yanshan), the main figure in Li's fight against the Turks after leaving office, experienced depreciation, a bad fate, and died of depression after retreating.

Second Generation Characters and Their Disciples (by Faction)

The White Crane Mountain family

Zhou Tianyong (the word Entai, the number Min Tiandao), Jiang Weng's only disciple, later generations called the White Crane Mountain Immortal.

Zhou Shiya (the word Gaihong, the number Hongtian Daoist), the rivers and lakes wandered, because the family was involved in the court unjust case, the praise was mixed. Later, in the rebellion of Pingding Mo, he was invited by Zhou Tianyong to go to Baihe Mountain, and was called Baihe Mountain Immortal.

Zhou Ying (Ziqiong), the eldest disciple of Zhou Tianyong, after Zhou Tianyong and Zhou Shiya traveled the rivers and lakes, he served as the lord of Baihe Mountain. In order to suppress dissidents in the rivers and lakes, the imperial court worshipped him as Sima of Queensland to control the rivers and lakes.

Zhang Yufu, Zhou Shiya's female disciple, married Zhou Ying and gave birth to twins, that is, the protagonists in the story, Zhou Yi and Zhou Sheng.

Yue Zhong (word spiritual cultivation), the second disciple of Zhou Shiya, was deceived by others, went astray, and took the Nine Dragons Jade Xiao as his own, so he brought a catastrophe to Baihe Mountain.

Zhou Xi (the same character), Zhou Tianyong's second disciple, when Zhou Ying was not in Baihe Mountain, he was in charge of all affairs.

Zhou Yue (Ziliang), the third disciple of Zhou Tianyong, the affairs handler of Baihe Mountain in the rivers and lakes, later broke into the Kanto region by mistake because of the search for Zhou Yi, and was used as a chess piece to provoke trouble, and died tragically on the top of the snowy mountain.

Zhou Sheng, Zhou Ding's eldest son, was snatched away when he was one year old, and then fell off the cliff in the west mountain of Baihe Mountain, Zhou Ying only found a group of hungry wolves under the cliff, and a trace of a fight. Since then, Zhou Sheng is believed to have died in the belly of a wolf.

Zhou Yi, the protagonist, the second son of Zhou Ying, the only single boy in the third generation of Baiheshan, is a stubborn and tenacious perfectionist, thoughtful and resourceful. Because of the disaster of Baihe Mountain, he went away with his mother. Ten years later, he was killed by the enemy, but fortunately, he was saved by a golden pill left by Ge Yuan, and he accidentally became the only heir of Xuanyuan Sword. After getting acquainted with Sima Chun, he went to the Western Regions to eliminate the traitors, and finally turned the tide when the country was in danger.

Yue Yun, the daughter of Yue Zhong, once had a fate with Zhou Yi to get married, which was a hurdle in Zhou Yi's emotional world.

The Wuxiang Mountain clan

Yu Guangling (the word Guyuan, the number Guyuan layman), the only disciple of Tu Jian, the master of Wuxiang Mountain, is as famous as Zhou Tianyong and Zhou Shiya, and is known as the ancestor of the three immortals of the rivers and lakes. Because he was blamed for being the mastermind behind the Baiheshan tragedy that year, Zhou Yi was angry with him.

Cangjia (the word bearded Gong), the second disciple of Tu Jian, likes music, learns gossip intensively, and thinks well. But he was small and calculating, and eventually became a pawn in the hands of others.

Xi Cicada, the only female disciple of Tu Jian, is known as the first beauty in the world, so it is named Xi Cicada. During the Mo Rebellion, he married Cangjia as his wife, and then left Wuxiang Mountain.

Yu Qian (Hanlin), Yu Guangling's righteous son, because his wife Han Shi died because of Zhou Jue, so he has a hatred for Baihe Mountain.

Han Ruofu, Yu Guangling's female disciple, originally had a love for Zhou Yu, but Zhou Ying married her good sister Zhang Yufu, she was like ashes, married her senior brother Yu Qian, gave birth to a daughter, and then died depressed.

Yu Xi, the hostess, the daughter of Yu Qian and Han Ruofu, is brutal and obedient, resolute and intelligent, jealous and hateful, and sometimes bold and vicious. She longed for the most primitive maternal love when she lost her mother since she was a child, so when Zhou Ying and his wife came to worship her mother for many years, she formed an indissoluble bond with Zhang Yufu. When she was thirteen years old, Baiheshan experienced a catastrophe, she came to Baiheshan alone under the pseudonym 'Mo Li', and fell in love with Zhou Yi at first sight. Later, Yin and Yang mistakenly ate a golden pill, causing him to become seriously ill. Because of her father's opposition and Zhou Yi's suspicion that her grandfather was the enemy who killed Baiheshan, she met Zhou Yi several times. After nine deaths and a lifetime, after the truth was revealed, she and Zhou Yi were truly 'reunited'.

Wu Ye, the second disciple of Yu Guangling, became the target of attacks in the rivers and lakes because he stole the Nine Dragons Jade Flute to the Six Hanging Peaks to occupy the mountain as the king.

Wu Xin, the daughter of Wu Ye, has a love for Zhou Yi, and after Zhou Yi was killed in Changsha, she saved Zhou Yi's life with the golden pill of the Nine Dragons Jade Xiao that her father stole from Wuxiang Mountain. That golden pill was originally a good medicine stolen by Wu Ye to treat her illness, and between life and death, she left the chance of life to Zhou Yi.

The Xuanyuan Sword Clan

Ji Heng, the eldest son of Ji En, the descendant of Xuanyuan Sword, the official worship of the heroic general, accompanied the king of Yanshan to conquer the north, which made the Turks frightened. After Ji En stepped down, he was impeached, and in order to keep the wisdom of Xuanyuan Sword, he let Ji Heng abandon martial arts to practice medicine and worship the divine doctor Ge Yuan as his teacher. Later, due to family changes, he was in a state of turmoil, and was buried in a raid on a Turkic camp, and his head was in a different place!

Ji Yin, Ji En's second son, studied for the crown prince and studied medicine under Ge Yuanmen with his brother. Because the prince was mediocre and lustful, he secretly learned the art of disguise, and wished the prince the wife and concubine of the courtiers. After the incident, the emperor put all the blame on him for the sake of protecting the face of the royal family, and Ji Yin committed suicide by taking poison in fear of the crime.

Yuegu, the daughter of Huang Zu, the secretary of the ministry, the female disciple of Ji Heng, and the fiancée of Zhou Shiya. Later, because the Zhou family was involved in her father's unjust case, she broke with Zhou Shiya and settled outside the Guan. Many years later, Zhou Tianyong's disciple Zhou Yue broke into Kanto in search of Zhou Yi and exchanged ambiguous feelings with her female disciple, which then caused a catastrophe.

The Xuantianguan family

Yongxuan (known as Mo?), Ge Yuan's eldest disciple, was a robber on the original Silk Road. Since returning to Ge Yuan, the thief's heart has not changed. After Ge Yuan refined three gold pills to save Jiang Weng, he thought about it, and in the end, he embezzled the gold pills, killed Ge Yuan, and set off a rebellion on the rivers and lakes where everyone was in danger. In the end, he was subdued by Tu Jian, Yu Guangling, and Zhou Tianyong, and then buried in the Bagua Dan furnace, turning into two golden pills, one yin and one yang. The two golden pills were also left in Wuxiang Mountain by Tu Jian, and they were embedded in the two jade flutes respectively, which is also a main line throughout the story.

Nian Sheng (also known as Qi Qi), Ge Yuan used its blood and Jin Dan sand to refine Jin Dan. Because it was used by Mo, it became a man-eating maniac in the eyes of the world. Many years later, Zhou Yi and Yu Xi devoured Jindan, and Niansheng became a pet around them again, a little cute.

The Yanshan King family

Dong Guo Lie (the word Guilong), the son of Dong Guo Tan, the king of Yanshan, is the friend of Ji Heng's life and death. Because of the mistake of fighting the Turks in Saibei, Ji Heng was brought to death by mistake and became the target of public criticism. Later, he worshiped Tu Jian as his teacher and practiced in Wuxiang Mountain. When the rebellion broke out, he disappeared for no apparent reason.

Dong Guo Xiu, the son of Dong Guo Lie, Zhou Yi's New Year's friend (the age difference between the two is only ten years old, and it is not a year's friend), his life experience is a mystery and cannot be spoiled.

Zoroastrians

Sima Gui (the word is less accurate), after the Taishi Gong, when the world is divided into three parts, he returns to seclusion with his wife. Note: This person is only one of the characters who introduced Zoroastrianism and does not appear in the story.

Sima Nan (the word Taikang), after Sima Gui. He once helped Emperor Wen Yang Jian to establish the imperial industry, but because he was afraid of loyalty and filial piety, he resigned and went into hiding. After Emperor Yang was deserted, Sima Nan risked death to advise, the emperor was angry, and he was exiled to Yumen Pass. Sima Nan said angrily: If the king is not upright, it is not enough to be right, and if the people are unfortunate, they cannot be abolished!

Sima Han (also Xie Ran), after Sima Nan, once offended the Hu people for uniting the Central Plains against the Uighurs and the Hus. The Hu people took advantage of the situation to break into the Sima family and kill them.

Sima Xiao (the word Liemin) Sima Han's younger brother, because of his greed for power, colluded with the Hu people, killed his brother Sima Han, blamed his nephew Sima Chun, and became the leader of Zoroastrianism.

Sima Chun, the son of Sima Han, is kind-hearted and indecisive, but he is invincible in leading troops to fight. If the Hu people wanted to attack the Central Plains, they had to remove the obstacle of Zoroastrianism. After Sima Xiao colluded with Hu Ren, he killed Sima Han and blamed Sima Chun. Sima Chun was forced to flee the Western Regions, came to the Central Plains, and became brothers with Zhou Yi. His true identity...... Can't say it again, can't spoil it. In short, Zhou Yi helped him regain the position of sect leader, and discovered some shocking secrets from Zoroastrianism...... To paraphrase the words of the ancient book selling Guanzi, I want to know what will happen next, and listen to the next decomposition O(∩_∩)O~

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The above is the main character relationship spectrum in the book. It can be seen that the ins and outs of the story have not escaped from these five families, everyone is not a separate molecule, and the grievances and grievances between each other are constantly entangled, and the reason is still chaotic. This is also the reason why we have to sort out this character context map today.

Everyone, if you find other incomprehensible things in the process of reading the book, please put them up in the comments or in this chapter, let's sort it out and learn together, remember to vote for recommendations!

There are still a lot of mosquitoes in the Summer Palace now, so big that they are a little scary, and they have bitten a few bags on their legs, but it doesn't matter, now I can finally go home leisurely......