Contents
- 1Biodata
- 2Background / History
- 3Personality
- 4Abilities & Skills
- 4.1I Know Women’s Hearts
- 4.2Infinite Mana Regeneration
- 4.3Political Insight
- 5Equipment / Weapons / Items
- 6Relationships
- 7Story Role / Major Arcs
- 7.1Transmigration and the Imperial Carriage Incident
- 7.2Securing the Jun Family
- 7.3Appointment as Imperial Guard
- 8Notable Quotes
Biodata
| Name | Jun Moxiao (君莫笑) |
| Alias(es) | Third Young Master Jun; Great King |
| Gender | Male |
| Affiliation | Jun Family; Great Zhou |
| Occupation/Role | Fourth Rank Imperial Guard |
| Status | Alive |
| First Appearance | Chapter 105 |
Background / History
Jun Moxiao transmigrates to the Azure Wave Continent and awakens in the body of the Jun Family’s reputedly dissolute Third Young Master. Xiao Qi presents him with seven “weapons,” but Jun initially dismisses them as impractical compared with the systems he expected to receive. 105
Soon afterward, he is struck by Empress Wu Qingcheng’s carriage while she is suffering from poison. The driver carries him into the carriage, where Jun activates the Seventh Weapon, Infinite Mana Regeneration, to recover from his injuries. His encounter with the Empress leaves him fearing her retaliation rather than viewing it as good fortune. 105
At the Jun Residence, Jun persuades his father, Jun Wentian, that the family’s accumulated titles and influence risk becoming “merits overshadowing the ruler.” He advises Jun Wentian to resign, his eldest brother to leave the central government, and his second brother to retire or accept a border posting. Jun Wentian follows through by preparing his resignation memorial and letters to Jun’s brothers. 105
After the Imperial Physician confirms Jun has recovered, Wu Qingcheng appoints him a Fourth Rank Imperial Guard. Jun interprets the imperial appointment as a dangerous attempt to keep him under the Empress’s control. 110
Personality
Jun is sarcastic and deeply dissatisfied with his abrupt transmigration, especially with the apparently unhelpful Seven Weapons he receives. His reaction to being struck by the imperial carriage is immediate exasperation rather than panic. 105
Despite his former body’s reputation, Jun shows sharp political judgment. He recognizes that the Jun Family’s prestige makes it vulnerable to imperial suspicion and formulates a concrete plan to disperse its power before it can threaten the ruler. 105
He is cautious around Wu Qingcheng and regards his entanglement with her as a looming danger. However, overhearing the household maids gradually changes his view of Jun Wentian and the Jun Family, allowing his soul to increasingly merge with his new body. 105
Abilities & Skills
I Know Women’s Hearts
The First Weapon allows Jun to overhear women’s inner thoughts.
- He hears the carriage driver’s fears for the poisoned Empress and for his own survival after the collision. 105
- He listens to the Jun Residence maids’ thoughts, learning that Jun Wentian secretly prepares medicine for him despite his harsh manner. 105
- The ability helps him reassess his father and accept his new family. 105
Infinite Mana Regeneration
The Seventh Weapon rapidly restores Jun’s vitality.
- Jun activates it after being struck and sent flying by the Empress’s carriage. 105
- His injuries and stamina recover visibly quickly enough for the Imperial Physician to find no serious injury. 105
- The Imperial Physician concludes that Jun must possess extraordinary regenerative ability if he was badly hurt beforehand. 105
Political Insight
Jun accurately identifies the danger posed by the Jun Family’s exceptional status at court.
- He frames the family’s problem as “merits overshadowing the ruler,” convincing Jun Wentian to reconsider the family’s security. 105
- He recommends preserving the family title while separating its leading members from central political and military power. 105
Equipment / Weapons / Items
- Seven Weapons — a set bestowed by Xiao Qi upon Jun’s transmigration; they cannot be used simultaneously. 105
- I Know Women’s Hearts — the First Weapon, used to hear women’s thoughts. 105
- Literary Plagiarism Brush — the Second Weapon; Xiao Qi describes it as a tool connected to cultural influence. 105
- Infinite Mana Regeneration — the Seventh Weapon, which restores vitality. 105
Relationships
- Jun Wentian — Jun’s stern father and the Duke Who Pacifies the Nation. Jun persuades him to resign for the family’s protection; their relationship begins to improve as Jun learns of his father’s concealed concern. 105
- Wu Qingcheng — Empress of Great Zhou. Jun’s accidental carriage encounter with her creates a tense and potentially dangerous connection; she later appoints him an Imperial Guard. 105 110
- Xiao Qi — the entity that welcomes Jun to the Azure Wave Continent and presents the Seven Weapons. 105
- Jun’s eldest brother — Marquis of Eternal Peace, responsible for court affairs; Jun advises that he be transferred away from the central government. 105
- Jun’s second brother — Champion Marquis; Jun advises that he retire or accept a distant border posting. 105
Story Role / Major Arcs
Transmigration and the Imperial Carriage Incident
Jun arrives in the Azure Wave Continent, receives the Seven Weapons, and is immediately struck by the Empress’s carriage. He survives by using Infinite Mana Regeneration and becomes entangled with Wu Qingcheng. 105
Securing the Jun Family
Faced with his family’s overwhelming political prominence, Jun advises a strategic retreat from the capital’s power structure. Jun Wentian accepts the advice and prepares to resign. 105
Appointment as Imperial Guard
Wu Qingcheng appoints Jun as a Fourth Rank Imperial Guard following Jun Wentian’s resignation. Jun sees the position as an imperial decree he cannot refuse and a possible threat to his safety. 110
Notable Quotes
“Merits overshadowing the ruler is the greatest sin, the most unsolvable sin.” 105
“If I were to be appointed Marquis again, wouldn't you worry about our merits overshadowing the monarch?” 105