Xu Youyue

Biodata

Feature	Value
Name	Xu Youyue (许幽月)
Alias(es)	Youyue; Yueyue 211 485
Gender	Female 215
Affiliation	Xu Family of Beijing; disciple of an unnamed elderly nun from the Gu-Witch Lineage 367 370
Occupation/Role	Martial artist; daughter of the Xu Family head; Jun Wangchen’s childhood sweetheart 211 370
Cultivation	Yellow Tier; exact substage unspecified 370
Special Constitution	Extreme Yin Body 367
First Appearance	Chapter 211, “The girl from six years ago” 211

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level	Chapter	Notes
Entry onto the martial path	370	Retrospectively revealed to have required one year of training under the elderly nun. Her master describes her initial martial aptitude as unexceptional.
Yellow Tier	370	Reached through six years of determined cultivation. This fulfilled her father’s condition for allowing her to return to Jinling and find Jun Wangchen.

Background / History

Origins and Childhood

Youyue was born to the head of Beijing’s Xu Family. While the family was under pressure from rivals, her father was ambushed during a trip to Jinling. He hid her in bushes to draw the attackers away, but she was gone when he returned. Another couple found and adopted her 370.

Growing up with Jun Wangchen, she accompanied him to and from school, took the blame when his mother scolded him, and defended him against bullies. Their closeness developed into a childhood romance and a promise that remained important to her throughout their separation 211.

Disappearance and Six Years in Beijing

Her adoptive parents rescued an injured elderly nun and let her recover in their home. The nun discovered Youyue’s Extreme Yin Body and initially considered killing her to seize its energy, but could not bring herself to harm the kind child whose parents had saved her. Recognizing Youyue’s wrist jewelry as a Xu Family token, she helped uncover her origins 370.

When the nun’s enemies attacked, Youyue’s adoptive parents sacrificed their lives to let the two escape. They fled to Beijing, where the Xu Family confirmed Youyue’s identity. Her father refused her request to return to Jun until she became a Yellow Tier martial artist. She spent six years training under the nun to meet that condition, remaining within the Xu Family estate 370.

Reunion in Jinling

After reaching Yellow Tier, Youyue returned to Jinling. She contacted Jun a week after her arrival and met him at Seven Hues KTV. Initially unable to explain her disappearance, she told him that family circumstances had forced her to leave 211.

Jun admitted that he now liked someone else, with Zi Hanyan occupying his thoughts. Youyue nevertheless played the harmonica she had practiced daily for six years and declared that she would wait for him. She subsequently introduced him to coworkers and friends as her boyfriend, despite his uncertainty about that label 211 212 221.

At Zhu Yiqun’s birthday gathering, she defended Jun against insults. She later intervened when Gu Chengtian’s men threatened to sexually assault Hu Lijing, only to become Gu’s target herself. The other guests abandoned her, but Jun protected her. After Zhou Fangzun punished Gu and left his fate to Jun, Youyue chose to spare his life 212 215 218.

Jealousy and Estrangement

Youyue’s fear of losing Jun led her to follow him and investigate his relationships with other women. After seeing him take a drugged woman to a hotel for treatment, she confronted him beside a lake. Jun challenged her assumption that their childhood bond entitled her to control his present life 305.

Their argument continued after she fell and injured her knee. Jun treated the wound and eventually apologized and embraced her, but remained troubled by her possessiveness. Later, Youyue recognized that he was treating her with friendly distance rather than their former intimacy 305 349.

Extreme Yin Body Crisis

A warning from her master’s jade talisman led Youyue to an abandoned factory, where the injured nun faced hostile fellow disciples. There she learned that her master had originally approached her to exploit her Extreme Yin Body. Although shocked, she refused to reject the nun, emphasizing that her master had never actually harmed her 367.

Youyue reinforced her master’s defensive barrier with spiritual power. When the attackers offered to spare the nun in exchange for her body, she approached their leader, intending to sacrifice herself. Jun secretly intervened before the man could seize her 368.

While Youyue fetched medicine, the nun explained her six-year ordeal to Jun. His resentment over her disappearance gave way to guilt. He healed the nun and entrusted her with the Yin-Yang Meditation Technique to pass on to Youyue, while concealing his role and full strength to preserve Youyue’s independence 369 370 371.

Marriage Pact and Farewell

Youyue’s uncle came to take her back to Beijing because of a marriage pact arranged when she was born. Her fiancé was an exceptionally powerful young martial artist from one of Beijing’s Four Great Superfamilies. She initially did not know about the engagement 487.

After learning of the pact, she met Jun on a rooftop before her planned departure. She confessed that her happiness was beside her, referring to him. Jun acknowledged that she still held a place in his heart and promised to be her happiness; she responded with tears, a kiss, and a vow to wait for him 489 490.

In Beijing, a masked Jun visited her during the Dragon Boat Festival and created a moving starry sky over a sunlit pedestrian street. Youyue recognized his familiar eyes and voice, but he left without removing his mask. His promise to meet again when his name resounded throughout Huaxia left her hopeful 594 600.

Appearance

Youyue is repeatedly described as exceptionally beautiful, with an appearance that attracts attention from passersby and remains vivid in Jun’s childhood memories 211 594.

• Eyes: Clear, bright, and likened to stars 211 305.
• Hair: Long, silky, and soft 305 594.
• Build: Slender and graceful 215 367.
• Expressions: Often wears a flowerlike smile; her expressive eyes readily reveal affection, grief, or anticipation 211 594.

Personality

Youyue’s devotion is persistent rather than casual. She trained for six years to earn permission to return to Jun, practiced the harmonica daily for their reunion, and remained willing to wait even after he admitted loving someone else 211 370.

Her compassion extends beyond people who treat her well. She defended Hu Lijing despite Hu’s earlier mockery of Jun, spared Gu Chengtian after his punishment, and remained loyal to her master after learning of the nun’s original selfish intentions 215 218 367.

That devotion also has a possessive side. She becomes jealous of Jun’s connections with other women and follows him without his knowledge, prompting a conflict over privacy and independence. Beneath her demands is a strong fear that their separation has left her unable to recover their former closeness 218 305 371.

In quieter interactions, she is playful and flirtatious, using teasing romantic lines and enjoying Jun’s jokes. She also expresses a firm view of personal responsibility: once someone has considered a decision, they should accept its consequences rather than blame others 352 449.

Abilities & Skills

Martial Arts and Spiritual Power

• Yellow Tier training: Learned martial arts and cultivation from the elderly nun 370.
• Physical performance: Runs with powerful strides and visible currents of energy 367.
• Defensive support: Channels spiritual power into her master’s barrier, strengthening it against a barrage of black daggers 368.
• Aura recognition: Recognizes that the masked man hovering on a wooden sword is a martial artist, unlike onlookers who assume an illusion 594.
• Limits: Cannot overcome the factory attackers; her master warns that entering the confrontation with her strength is effectively throwing her life away 367 368.

Extreme Yin Body

• Contains vast quantities of exceptionally high-quality yin energy 367.
• Makes her a target for Gu Masters seeking to overcome their cultivation barrier at peak Yellow Tier. An attacker claims that extracting its energy could propel such a practitioner into middle or late Black Tier 367.
• The documented danger is exploitation by others; no deliberate combat use of the constitution by Youyue is shown 367 368.

Harmonica Playing

• Practiced every day during the six-year separation so Jun could hear a sound familiar from their past 211.
• Uses the instrument during their reunion to express her enduring affection 211.

Equipment / Items

• Jade talisman — Given by her master. Changes color when either of them is in danger and contains an aura trace that Youyue follows to locate the injured nun 367.
• Xu Family wrist jewelry — A distinctive family token recognized by the nun, providing the clue that led to the discovery of Youyue’s biological family 370.
• Harmonica — Associated with her childhood bond with Jun and six years of daily practice 211.

Relationships

• Jun Wangchen — Childhood sweetheart and romantic attachment. Their reunion is strained by his feelings for other women and her jealousy, but the rooftop confession renews their bond 211 305 490.
• Elderly nun — Martial arts master and maternal guardian. Initially coveted Youyue’s constitution, later regarded her as a daughter, protected her from fellow disciples, and came to support her pursuit of Jun 367 370 371.
• Xu Family head — Biological father. Required her to reach Yellow Tier before permitting her return to Jinling 370.
• Adoptive parents — Raised her after finding her as a baby; died protecting her and the nun during their escape 370.
• Unnamed uncle — Came to bring her back to Beijing and disclosed her marriage pact to Jun. His affectionate behavior initially caused Jun to mistake him for a romantic rival 485 487.
• Unnamed fiancé — Subject of a childhood marriage pact; a powerful martial prodigy from one of Beijing’s Four Great Superfamilies 487.
• Zi Hanyan — Jun’s other romantic attachment and a source of Youyue’s insecurity. Youyue asks Jun to arrange a meeting between them 211 352.
• Zhu Yiqun — Coworker who persistently pursued her. Briefly tried to protect her from Gu Chengtian, but ultimately abandoned her under threat 212 215.
• Li Luo — Close friend who welcomes Jun and supports Youyue’s right to choose her partner 221.
• Niu Qingqing — Friend whose materialistic insults toward Jun provoke Youyue’s anger 221.
• Zhou Shun and Sister Xia — Members of her childhood circle. Sister Xia protected Youyue, Jun, and Zhou and gave up her schooling for their sake 610.

Story Role

• Reason for Jun’s pursuit of status: Her engagement motivates him to seek standing sufficient to gain the Xu Family’s approval, not merely greater combat strength 508.
• Motivation at the Mythic Heavenly Palace: With her wedding approaching, Jun seeks a top-three finish to obtain the privileges and authority needed to reach her 568.
• Link to national authority: Jun explicitly cites reclaiming Youyue as his reason for seeking status above Beijing’s Four Great Families. This leads him to accept the Palace’s special-forces chief instructor position 576.

Notable Quotes

“Master, I don't care why you approached me. At least you never harmed me after you did.” 367

“My happiness is right beside me!” 489

“No matter what happens in this life, I'll wait for you!” 490

Trivia

• At fourteen, she hid inside an exquisitely wrapped box and had a courier deliver it to Jun. He remembered the smile he saw upon opening it as an unforgettable image of her beauty 211.
• Jun initially pursued Qiu Ya partly because her eyes resembled Youyue’s 211.
• Jun arranges for the nun to teach Youyue the Yin-Yang Meditation Technique, but the provided account does not confirm that Youyue has learned it 371.