Biodata
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Ya Fei (雅妃) |
| Alias(es) | Mittel Ya Fei |
| Gender | Female |
| Affiliation | Miter Family; Miterer Auction House; Heavenly Gate |
| Occupation/Role | Hun Han’s disciple; former sales assistant; manager of the Miterer Auction House in Wutan City |
| First Appearance | Chapter 24 |
| Age | 16 at her introduction 24 |
Power Progression
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fighting Qi, Second Stage | 24 | Her poor cultivation aptitude led the Miter Family to assign her to the Wutan City auction house rather than retain her in the Imperial Capital. |
| Fighter | 80 | She condensed a Fighting Qi Vortex using Foundation Lollipops provided by Hun Han; she later sold part of the remaining supply. |
Background / History
Ya Fei is described as both an orphan and a direct descendant of the Miter Family of the Gamma Empire’s Imperial Capital. Her weak cultivation aptitude left her at the second stage of Fighting Qi at age sixteen, and the family assigned her to its Wutan City business as an ordinary sales assistant rather than an auctioneer 24.
Seeking to meet her performance targets and return to the Miter Family Main Branch, Ya Fei paid Hun Han to teach her the Way of Commerce. Though initially suspicious of a six-year-old instructor, she continued because she lacked another guide and believed she could demand her tuition back if he failed 24.
Hun Han’s instruction centered on the marketplace’s ruthlessness, public embarrassment, self-promotion, and reading subtle information from customers. Ya Fei was initially tearful and uncomfortable when pushed to wear altered, more revealing clothing as a lesson in commercial presentation, but she ultimately adapted and recognized its potential market appeal 26.
Before Hun Han departed for the Black Corner Region, Ya Fei left without paying his inn fee and took the inn’s five-hundred-year-old ginseng. Her note nevertheless warned him to stay safe and return to see her; Hun Han responded by sending her Foundation Lollipops 28.
By Hun Han’s return to Wutan City, Ya Fei had used the business books and lollipops he supplied to fulfill her performance requirements and take full charge of the Miterer Auction House. She subsequently handled the sale of his talismans during the campaign against the Xiao Family 80 81 85 86. She completed her targets ahead of schedule and prepared to return to the Miter Family’s Imperial Capital main branch 90.
Appearance
At her introduction, Ya Fei is a young, attractive woman. By the time Hun Han returns to Wutan City, she presents herself with the polished, alluring image expected of the auction-house manager 24 80.
- A slightly smiling, pretty face with an alluring expression 80
- Wears a vibrant red, form-fitting brocade robe 80
- Uses a silver sash to emphasize her slender waist 80
- Previously wore a skirt altered into a qipao-style garment during Hun Han’s commerce lessons 26
Personality
Ya Fei begins as nervous, shy, and inexperienced in commerce. She is acutely aware of her poor cultivation prospects and is determined to earn a route back to the Miter Family Main Branch through commercial achievement 24.
She proves adaptable under Hun Han’s harsh instruction. Rather than abandoning the business world after being embarrassed, she composes herself, continues the lesson, and learns to treat appearance and presentation as business assets 26.
As manager of the Miterer Auction House, Ya Fei becomes commercially and politically sharper. She immediately recognizes that Hun Han’s connection to the Yun Lan Sect could strengthen her standing within the Miter Family, and she carefully raises concerns about auction-house neutrality before acting in Wutan City’s clan dispute 80.
Ya Fei is affectionate and deferential toward Hun Han, calling him “Master” while also openly teasing him. Her theft of the inn’s ginseng shows a self-interested streak, but her accompanying note reflects genuine concern for his safety 28 80.
Abilities & Skills
Commerce and Auction Management
Ya Fei develops from a sales assistant into the person fully responsible for the Miterer Auction House in Wutan City 24 80.
- Met her assigned performance targets with the aid of Hun Han’s business materials and Foundation Lollipops 80
- Organized the sale and pricing of Lightning Strike Talismans for the Jia Lie and Ao Ba families 81
- Negotiated the Xiao Family’s wholesale purchase of Lightning Strike and Wind Soaring Talismans at one hundred gold coins each 86
- Recognized the commercial value of qipao-style clothing before it entered the market 26
Cultivation
Ya Fei has limited combat talent but successfully condensed a Fighting Qi Vortex after receiving Foundation Lollipops from Hun Han 24 80.
- Reached the second stage of Fighting Qi by age sixteen 24
- Advanced beyond the Fighting Qi stage by condensing a vortex 80
- Sold part of her remaining Foundation Lollipops after they were no longer useful to her cultivation 80
Equipment / Items
- Foundation Lollipops — Received from Hun Han; used for cultivation and partly sold for forty thousand gold coins each 28 80
- Flying Talisman — A second-tier talisman given by Hun Han before she departed for the Miter Family Main Branch 90
- Storage Ring — Used to carry talismans, proceeds, and the Xiao Family’s apology gifts 85 86
Relationships
- Hun Han — Her master and commerce instructor. He provided business guidance, cultivation resources, and the name of their sect, Heavenly Gate; Ya Fei manages his talisman business in Wutan City 24 80 86 90.
- Nalan Yanran — Treated by Ya Fei as a junior sister through their connection to Hun Han and Yun Yun; Ya Fei warmly welcomes her at the auction house 80.
- Gu Ni — An alchemist acquaintance whose pills Ya Fei originally sold in hopes of gaining a better auction-house position 24.
- Jia Lie Bi — Business client approached through Ya Fei for Hun Han’s talisman arrangement against the Xiao Family’s market 81.
- Ao Ba Pa — Business client included in Hun Han and Ya Fei’s talisman sale arrangement 81.
- Xiao Family — Purchased talismans through Ya Fei under terms that left them little room for profit but prevented their market from collapsing 86.