Mi Heng was born into the Mi clan of Ban County, Pingyuan Commandery. During the Partisan Prohibition disaster in the late Eastern Han, the Mi clan was cruelly wiped out. As a child, he was sent by his family to Yi Province to escape the disaster and entered the Yinyuan Pavilion to train, where he met the person who would influence his entire life—his senior fellow apprentice Xu Shu—and was accepted as a disciple under him. The shadow of his clan's destruction and the protection of the Yinyuan Pavilion together shaped the foundation of his complex personality. His years growing up in the Yinyuan Pavilion are an important part of his character. When faced with the choice of carrying on the clan line, he held his coming-of-age ceremony and took the courtesy name Zhengping, marking his formal passage into adulthood. At the ceremony, his master Xu Shu gave him the treasured weapon he had kept, the "Xiangfei Bamboo Spear." Even more unusually, Zuo Ci, the pavilion master who was always strict with him, also gave him a rare, gentle word of advice. After reaching adulthood, he descended the mountain and entered the world. Even when he committed a catastrophe as huge as "blowing up the imperial palace," Zuo Ci still seemed ready to make excuses for him—which shows how much the people of the Yinyuan Pavilion cared for and accepted him. Mi Heng's personality is fascinating, full of vivid contrasts: · High-spirited and dashing: he carries the chivalrous, free-spirited bearing unique to young men, the kind that makes the heart skip a beat at first sight. · "Trouble King": he always loves "stirring up some nasty drama," earning him the nickname "Trouble King" from players. · Down-to-earth: the Sparrow Envoy who kept in contact with him was held because of his gambling debts, so he could only wash dishes at the gambling house to pay them off, and even had someone pass along a message asking for help. · "Venomous little mouth": he speaks sharply and directly, and has been described as having "a little mouth dipped in poison."