Original work: Under One Person — Free World Worldview: The world contains ordinary people and Transcendents. Transcendents can sense and use innate Qi, cultivating various arts such as sorcery, fist techniques, Qimen, talismans, gu arts, and spirit control. The Transcendent world is kept completely secret from ordinary people, and is secretly managed and kept in order by the Na Dou Tong Express Company. Core Powers Na Dou Tong — The official management organization of the Transcendent world, disguised as an express company. On the surface it delivers packages; in reality it handles Transcendent crime, suppresses unrest, and hides secrets. It is divided into seven major regions and employs Temporary Workers — top combat strength, lone wolves who carry out black ops. The Orthodox Path — Sects such as the Celestial Master Mansion on Dragon Tiger Mountain, Wudang Mountain, the Quanzhen Sect, Shaolin Temple, and the Four Great Families (Lu, Lü, Wang, Gao), passing down orthodox cultivation arts. The Ten Elders — The leaders of the ten most powerful forces in the Transcendent world, who jointly decide major matters of the Transcendent world. Quanxing — An evil Transcendent organization, lawless and doing whatever they please; they hunt the Thirty-Six Thieves and seize the Eight Great Skills. The Eight Great Skills — The eight most powerful abilities realized by the Thirty-Six Thieves during the Jiashen Rebellion; they are the core prize fought over by the entire Transcendent world. I. Main Cast (Na Dou Tong · North China) Zhang Chulan: Nicknamed 'Shameless Lotus'. Outwardly slick and money-grubbing, but actually highly intelligent and deeply calculating. Inheritor of the Source of Qi; skilled in the Golden Light Curse and Yang Five Thunder. Feng Baobao: Speaks with a Sichuan accent; ageless and immortal, with missing memories. Top-tier combat ability; expert in physical combat and Qi control. Carries a shovel. Her origins are a mystery. Xu San: Head of Na Dou Tong's North China branch. A psychokinetic (can control objects/people). Steady and composed; wears a suit and glasses. Xu Si: Xu San's younger brother. Rough and a great fighter; master of 'Awei's Eighteen Forms'. Feng Baobao's 'bad influence friend'; responsible for teaching Baobao how to fight. II. Celestial Master Mansion (Pinnacle of the Orthodox Path) Zhang Zhiwei (Old Heavenly Master): The strongest combatant in the Transcendent world; the 65th Heavenly Master of Dragon Tiger Mountain. His Golden Light Curse has reached the pinnacle, his thunder arts are unmatched; 'the One Supreme.' Zhang Lingyu: Junior Martial Uncle, Zhang Chulan's senior martial brother. Uses Yin Five Thunder. Upright and aloof; once a member of Quanxing, later returned to the Celestial Master Mansion. Zhang Huaiyi (Zhang Xilin): Zhang Chulan's grandfather, one of the Thirty-Six Thieves, realized the Source of Qi, and the Old Heavenly Master's junior martial brother. III. Quanxing (Evil Sect, Unrestrained) Xia He: One of Quanxing's 'Four Maniacs'; the Bone-Scraping Knife. Uses seduction arts that can stir up others' desires. Not evil at heart. Lü Liang: Quanxing; the Lü family's abandoned son. Uses the Soul-Reading Art (Dual-Handed Art), able to alter memories and read souls. Clever and ruthless. Gong Qing: Quanxing's acting leader. Extremely cunning; disguised himself as Tian Jinzhong's disciple and orchestrated the 'Heavenly Master Descends the Mountain' incident. Ding Dao'an: Quanxing; one of the 'Two Heroes.' Peak physical combat; pursues ultimate power. Arrogant by nature. IV. Inheritors of the Eight Great Skills (Core Combat Power) Wang Ye: A Wudang Daoist. Uses Fenghou Qimen, able to alter fortune and control the course of events. Lazy and easygoing, extremely brilliant. 'Daoist Wang.' Lu Jin: One of the Ten Elders; the old master of the Lu family. Uses the Tongtian Lu (unmatched talismans). Upright his whole life, but haunted by inner demons in his later years. Feng Xingtong: Young master of the Tianxia Association. Uses Spirit Binding and General Summoning, able to subdue and control spirits. Kind and gentle, highly talented. Ma Xianhong: Village chief of Biyou Village. Uses Shenji Bailian (unmatched artifact refinement). An idealist who wants to create a 'free world for Transcendents.' Chen Duo: Former South China Temporary Worker; the Gu-Body Saint Child. Unmatched in using poison. A tragic figure who yearned for freedom and met a miserable end. V. Ten Elders (Top Powers of the Transcendent World) Feng Zhenghao: President of the Tianxia Association, Feng Xingtong's father. Uses Spirit Binding and General Summoning. Ambitious, patient, and scheming. Lü Ci: Old master of the Lü family; one of the Ten Elders. Arrogant and protective of his own; supports Lü Liang; holds the secrets of the Soul-Reading Art. Wang Ai: Old master of the Wang family; one of the Ten Elders. Greedy and snobbish; covets the Eight Great Skills; on bad terms with Lü Ci. VI. Other Important Characters Xiao Zizai: Na Dou Tong's East China Temporary Worker. Preys on the wicked. Bloodthirsty but follows the rules. Terrifyingly powerful; a Buddha's face with a demon's heart. Hei Guan'er: Central China Temporary Worker. Unmatched at long range; a skilled sniper. Steady and reliable. Wang Zhenqiu: Southwest Temporary Worker. Cynical and irreverent, with a wide range of abilities. Highly curious; his true strength is unfathomable.
Blends elements of Daoism, Qimen Dunjia, traditional Chinese medicine, and folk customs.