Xie Juanhan

Biodata

Power Progression

Background / History

Homeland and accidental arrival

Xie Juanhan comes from a technological civilization with high-rises, motor traffic, and a dragon clan that maintains its own school. Because dragons are scarce, he has lived among humans for almost as long as he can remember. His education combines ordinary subjects such as physics and chemistry with dragon-specific survival skills, incantations, and instructions for finding home if lost 1 6 59 113 178 282.

He accidentally enters another spacetime as an adult dragon. After unsuccessfully searching the surrounding area, he visits a town for food and shelter, using spiritual power to communicate despite not knowing the language. A younger clansman’s insistence that he carry emergency gold proves useful: the nuggets stored beneath his reverse scale pay his expenses 1 2.

Information brokers, a municipal library, and scholars provide no useful information about spacetime rifts. Hearing of a powerful local dragon, he enters the Magic Forest and meets Telingewei. Their first conversation establishes that Telingewei understands the concept of other planes, but Xie Juanhan leaves knowing that he needs to settle locally while seeking a way home 2 3.

Establishing a home and farm

Telingewei’s Companion Beasts lead Xie Juanhan to a hot spring and a collapsed stone house beside a river. He begins clearing the ruin, promises the little creatures meals, and develops a routine of hunting, gathering, and cooking with them 5 6 7.

Contact with nearby Ailan Village gives him access to flour, dairy products, sourdough starter, and farming tools. After finding sprouted rice being used as horse feed, he buys it and clears a warm plot near the hot spring. Farming becomes a personal interest rather than merely a means of survival: he initially declines assistance and prepares the paddy himself 9 10 31.

His crops attract increasingly troublesome wildlife. Fences and deterrent runes prove insufficient against stronger creatures, but the young Demon Wolf Moli becomes an effective crop guardian. Xie Juanhan feeds and watches over the cub while the Companion Beasts welcome it into their group 50 53.

Relationship and growing household

Xie Juanhan gradually becomes accustomed to Telingewei’s visits and notices how unsettled he feels when the other dragon is absent. After openly explaining that he prefers men, he and Telingewei grow closer. Xie Juanhan waits until he has repaid the final level-four Demonic Core he owes before directly asking Telingewei to date him 49 53 79.

Their relationship develops into a shared household with the Companion Beasts, Moli, the Griffin Nibote, and the Magic Wand Tree. Xie Juanhan describes Telingewei as his first love and probably his only one. The two dragons share domestic work, outings, farming, and responsibility for their companions 104 110 117 230.

Wine production and forest cooperation

Xie Juanhan’s brewing develops into a substantial business. He and Telingewei identify first-grade magic wine, later sell level-two berry wine to the dwarves, and find a separate market for Wraith Wine through Bone Spirit customers. A Bone Spirit author’s recommendation brings orders from across the world 132 169.

The farm increasingly depends on cooperation with forest inhabitants. Goblins ferment fertilizer, Flower Elves settle near the fields under a nectar-brewing agreement, and several communities help harvest and select aquatic grass seeds. Xie Juanhan eventually produces level-three magic wine, whose unusually pure Magic Power reminds him of a liquid Elemental Crystal 169 215 228 248.

The Goblins also choose him to assist with the emergence of their young because of his sacred nature, powerful magic, and blessing ability. He accepts the responsibility and carefully digs the little Goblins out during their birth ceremony 254 287.

Finding the way home

The Vespas reveal that they know a weak but safe spatial node near Mount Kaonielin. When the possibility of departure frightens Telingewei, Xie Juanhan insists that he will not leave his lover or their family behind. If necessary, he intends to send a letter home first and continue reinforcing the passage until everyone can travel together 229 230.

Ancient scrolls recovered during an expedition provide another breakthrough. Recognizing familiar constellations in their star chart, Xie Juanhan realizes that he knows his home planet’s approximate coordinates from his earliest schooling. He seeks more precise information from Yiluo and Mumedeli and arranges a gathering in the Magic Forest to discuss the stars 269 282.

Before leaving, he and Telingewei take Nibote to visit his relatives, unwilling to risk separating him from his own kind without a farewell. The dragons later activate the teleportation array together and successfully bring the whole family to the sea near Xie Juanhan’s hometown. Stones collected during the crossing may be Star Soil; their abundant energy could supply the farm with fertilizer for decades 299 304 309.

Appearance

• Dragon form: A slender, silver-white dragon whose scales reflect countless points of white light. Xie Juanhan identifies this as a white-dragon form, despite the local designation of “silver dragon” 1 2 145.
• Human build: 186 cm tall, with nine-head proportions, a narrow waist, and lean musculature 12 109.
• Face: Youthful, with ivory skin, long fine brows, a high nose bridge, and a sharply defined jawline 49 102.
• Hair: Long and thick; usually worn in a bun, though he also wears it loose for formal occasions 102.
• Clothing: Arrives in a T-shirt and long pants, then purchases local clothing to avoid attracting attention. Later formal outfits include a crown, fitted robes, and gloves 1 102 274.
• Unusual change: At one point, some of his hair transforms into actual branches and leaves resembling the Magic Wand Tree’s crown 289.

Personality

Xie Juanhan is practical and observant. On arrival, he prioritizes food and shelter, replaces conspicuous clothing, and infers that a developed port should be a useful information hub. His curiosity extends from unfamiliar ingredients to magical materials, writing systems, and the physical principles behind Dragon Power 1 2 17 178 269.

He is affectionate toward the household’s creatures but does not treat affection as an excuse to spare them all responsibility. He encourages them to participate in work, devises contests and rewards, and insists that they apologize after stealing a giant’s dried meat. His approach is that family members should feel involved rather than have Telingewei do everything for them 132 143 186 187 196.

His concern for living things is selective rather than indiscriminate. He hunts for food but leaves a breeding pair with eggs alone, spares pregnant and young prey, and releases strong female and half-grown fish. He also refuses to blame one Goblin community for another group’s misconduct 9 92 131 149.

Confident and teasing in conversation, he is less practiced in romance than he initially appears. Telingewei’s earnest affection can leave him speechless. Beneath his enjoyment of life in the Magic Forest, he remains deeply attached to his homeland—and equally firm that returning must not mean abandoning his new family 56 145 230 282.

Abilities & Skills

Dragon Physiology and Transformation

Xie Juanhan can freely alternate between human and dragon forms 1.

• Flies rapidly and carries prey and Companion Beasts on or beneath his body 19.
• Has enough strength in human form to pull a plowshare without a draft animal 31.
• Possesses exceptionally sharp hearing, eyesight, and scent; can follow Telingewei’s scent to his home 6 19 53.
• Swims with unusual ease and grace, appearing almost unhindered by seawater 26.
• Is not a combat specialist; a fast white bird initially escapes his dragon-form ambush 6.

Ice, Wind, and Weather Control

His Dragon Power has an ice attribute, alongside demonstrated control over wind, clouds, and rain 4 18.

• Freezes insects, fish, stored meat, and uncooked dumplings 6 7 11 64.
• Cools food and heated objects with precise applications of cold 132 180.
• Uses wind to repel unpleasant smells, investigate a burrow, lift falling fairies, and cut grass 1 6 231 274.
• Produces light rain to moisten seedbeds 97.
• Cannot use these powers as a substitute for cooking fire; initially starts a fire with flint and a dagger 4.

Spiritual Communication

He reads and conveys meaning through spiritual power rather than relying entirely on spoken language 1.

• Understands most ordinary human speech, though unfamiliar local terms still require interpretation 12.
• Communicates especially clearly with Telingewei, whose strong spiritual power conveys detailed meaning 12.
• Understands the general meaning of Companion Beast cries, but overlapping, excited chatter can become unintelligible 12 48.
• Spiritual communication does not automatically provide literacy; he initially knows little local writing 11.

Plant Cultivation and Blessing

His Dragon Power nourishes plants, accelerates growth, and can improve their magical quality 31 39 120.

• Ripens berries and rapidly sprouts Star Berry seedlings 39 97.
• Revives and propagates aquatic plants, raising them into first-level magical plants 120.
• Stimulates Star Berry growth more effectively than Telingewei or the Companion Beasts 170.
• Uses Blessing Magic on plants and animals to strengthen vitality 92 170.
• Studies life magic but expresses uncertainty about performing its required dance; this is not presented as a mastered ability 211.

Spirit-Resting Incantations

He learned techniques for putting spirits to rest from his elders and earned top marks in the subject 113.

• Combines an incantation with Dragon Power to affect the magical world’s vengeful spirits 113.
• Describes the technique as a form of mental attack 113.
• His sacred nature also frightens undead Perytons, which fear being burned merely by his approach 15.

Divination, Runes, and Magical Research

Xie Juanhan combines magical study with the scientific education he received in his homeland 178.

• Uses divination to investigate the Tata Fish’s disappearance, locate traveling companions, and assess the journey home 216 264 309.
• Applies microscopic Dragon Power manipulation to fabric 17 18.
• Develops Dragon Power Crystal production through repeated experiments and collaboration with Telingewei 178 182.
• Memorizes summoning spells for Pixies and Goblins; one documented Goblin summoning attempt produces light but no arrival 140.
• Helps create energy-collection rune templates and jointly powers interworld teleportation 261 309.

Cooking, Brewing, and Survival

His practical skills support both the household and the farm’s trade 10 46 169.

• Adapts familiar foods to local ingredients, including meat dumplings, tangyuan, hot pot, risotto, and aquatic grass-seed porridge 10 117 132 248 256.
• Makes berry wine through controlled fermentation and produces increasingly high-grade magic wines 46 132 169 228.
• Learns unfamiliar ingredients through guides, observation, and advice from Telingewei and local communities 19 53 100.
• Sets reusable traps using techniques taught as a required survival subject in his clan 59.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

• Dragon-scale storage space — Storage beneath his reverse scale, used for clothing, emergency gold, a dagger, salt, and other small belongings. Its capacity is limited 1 2 3 4.
• Spatial armlet/armband — Carries supplies, blankets, containers, and recovered writings 178 248 269.
• Dagger — Used to kill an attacking fire-breathing deer and strike sparks from flint 3 4.
• Custom-made cleaver — Bought after settling locally; used to prepare meat filling 10.
• Magic books and illustrated guides — Resources for studying local magic, ingredients, and techniques 53 94 211.
• Demonic Cores — Used in trade, fertilizer, magical work, and payment to messenger birds 169 205 304.

Relationships

• Telingewei — Local dragon, initial source of information, eventual lover and partner in farming, research, and household care. Xie Juanhan explicitly promises that he will not return home without him 3 79 230.
• Harper, Haxi, Habu, Habei, and the other Companion Beasts — Initially Telingewei’s companions, later part of their shared family. They help Xie Juanhan find a home, join his meals and work, and receive both affection and discipline 5 10 132 186 230.
• Moli — Demon Wolf raised within the household and valued as a crop guardian. Xie Juanhan feeds the young wolf and remains openly affectionate toward him as he grows 53 226.
• Nibote — Griffin named by Xie Juanhan. He encourages Nibote’s first flight and later arranges a visit to his relatives before the family’s departure 117 127 299.
• Magic Wand Tree — Plant companion nurtured with Dragon Power and included in his definition of family. It helps with household tasks but is also held accountable for reckless behavior 156 205 230 248.
• Younger clansman — A relative skilled in divination who urged him to carry emergency gold. Xie Juanhan remembers him with homesickness after becoming stranded 2.
• Orfrey and family — Ailan Village neighbors who supply flour and dairy products, give him sourdough starter, and lend him a plowshare 10 31.
• Weaving Fairies — Friends and craftspeople who make bedding, formal clothing, and specialized incubation backpacks. They admire his appearance and his ability to transform fabric 17 18 102 196 274.
• Goblins — His early encounter with a hostile group does not prevent cooperation with other communities. Later Goblin neighbors help with farming and entrust him with their young’s emergence ceremony 35 131 248 254 287.
• Tata Fish — Trading partners and aquatic friends who supply fish milk. Xie Juanhan comforts them after danger and protects them during a Demonic Sea Urchin attack 117 174 198.
• Yiluo and Mumedeli — Contacts he consults for help refining the astronomical coordinates needed to return home 282.

Notable Quotes

“Hey, want to date?” 79

“My homeland is important, of course, but that doesn't mean I'd abandon my lover like that.” 230

“How could I not know where my own home is?” 282

Trivia

• The author explicitly explains the white dragon/silver dragon distinction as an intentional sign of Xie Juanhan’s displacement. Calling himself a white dragon preserves a connection to his homeland rather than adopting the magical world’s classification 145.
• Although initially uninterested in alcohol, he later becomes a successful producer of magical wine 1 169 228.
• The school lesson that ultimately helps him find home is not advanced magic: it is the first-year instruction on where home is and how to return when lost 282.