Xiao Xingchen

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As a disciple of Baoshan Sanren, Xiao Xingchen would have had to make a vow that if he left the mountain, he could never return.[2] However, he yearned to save the people who lived in the world below,[3] and he was ultimately the third disciple of hers to leave.[2]

Participation in Cultivation Society After departing the celestial mountain, Xiao Xingchen befriended the cultivator Song Lan. The two young men were frequently seen together and grow close over their shared dream of starting a sect based on ideals rather than bloodlines. At the height of their popularity, Xiao Xingchen and Song Lan first encounter Xue Yang while he vandalizes a vendor's stall in Lanling. Because he wears the robes of Lanling Jin Clan's disciples, Song Lan is disturbed by the youth's lack of discipline and violent fighting style. Jin Guangyao intervenes, apologizing and pleads Xue Yang's youth, and Xiao Xingchen agrees. He speakas kindly to Xue Yang, even laughing at Xue Yang's stubborn refusal to admit his fault. However, once Xiao Xingchen and Song Lan depart, Xue Yang vented his fury that they had dared lecture him when they were hardly older than he was. Taken aback by his anger, Jin Guangyao warns Xue Yang that he was lucky they did not know his role in Demonic Cultivation, as they would surely bring him to justice if they did.[5]Yueyang Chang Clan Massacre After the slaughter of Yueyang Chang Clan, the cultivation world could not find any evidence pointing towards a culprit. Xiao Xingchen volunteers to lead the investigation, and within a month, he identifies Xue Yang as the murderer. He chases Xue Yang across three provinces before finally apprehending him. Xiao Xingchen brings Xue Yang to a Discussion Conference hosted by Lanling Jin Clan. He demands severe punishment, to the agreement of every clan save Lanling Jin itself.Unbeknownst to everyone else, Jin Guangshan desired the power of Demonic Cultivation, and Xue Yang was the only disciple who showed any talent for it, as he was able to form a replica of the Yin Tiger Tally. Xiao Xingchen continues to insist on punishment, until Nie Mingjue catches word. The hot-tempered leader of the Qinghe Nie Clan supports Xiao Xingchen, even unsheathing Baxia to kill Xue Yang on the spot. Jin Guangshan finally acquiesces to put Xue Yang to death. Throughout his trial, even when Nie Mingjue's saber pressed against his throat, Xue Yang continues to grin. He taunts Xiao Xingchen not to forget him. Despite his word at the discussion conference, Jin Guangshan swiftly commuts Xue Yang's sentence to life imprisonment instead of death. From there, the Lanling Jin Clan begins to pressure the surviving members of the Yueyang Chang Clan, including their young leader, Chang Ping, to recant their testimonies. Chang Ping eventually caves. When Xiao Xingchen attempts to speak with him, Chang Ping pleads with Xiao Xingchen to drop the matter. Thus, Xue Yang is freed. Origins Xiao Xingchen learned cultivation on Baoshan Sanren's celestial mountain. As most of the children she took to the mountain were street children, he may have been orphaned or abandoned as a child. As a disciple of Baoshan Sanren, Xiao Xingchen would have had to make a vow that if he left the mountain, he could never return.[2] However, he yearned to save the people who lived in the world below,[3] and he was ultimately the third disciple of hers to leave. Participation in Cultivation Society After departing the celestial mountain, Xiao Xingchen befriended the cultivator Song Lan. The two young men were frequently seen together and grow close over their shared dream of starting a sect based on ideals rather than bloodlines. At the height of their popularity, Xiao Xingchen and Song Lan first encounter Xue Yang while he vandalizes a vendor's stall in Lanling. Because he wears the robes of Lanling Jin Clan's disciples, Song Lan is disturbed by the youth's lack of discipline and violent fighting style. Jin Guangyao intervenes, apologizing and pleads Xue Yang's youth, and Xiao Xingchen agrees. He speakas kindly to Xue Yang, even laughing at Xue Yang's stubborn refusal to admit his fault. However, once Xiao Xingchen and Song Lan depart, Xue Yang vented his fury that they had dared lecture him when they were hardly older than he was. Taken aback by his anger, Jin Guangyao warns Xue Yang that he was lucky they did not know his role in Demonic Cultivation, as they would surely bring him to justice if they did. Yueyang Chang Clan Massacre After the slaughter of Yueyang Chang Clan, the cultivation world could not find any evidence pointing towards a culprit. Xiao Xingchen volunteers to lead the investigation, and within a month, he identifies Xue Yang as the murderer. He chases Xue Yang across three provinces before finally apprehending him. Xiao Xingchen brings Xue Yang to a Discussion Conference hosted by Lanling Jin Clan. He demands severe punishment, to the agreement of every clan save Lanling Jin itself.[4] Unbeknownst to everyone else, Jin Guangshan desired the power of Demonic Cultivation, and Xue Yang was the only disciple who showed any talent for it, as he was able to form a replica of the Yin Tiger Tally. Xiao Xingchen continues to insist on punishment, until Nie Mingjue catches word. The hot-tempered leader of the Qinghe Nie Clan supports Xiao Xingchen, even unsheathing Baxia to kill Xue Yang on the spot. Jin Guangshan finally acquiesces to put Xue Yang to death. Throughout his trial, even when Nie Mingjue's saber pressed against his throat, Xue Yang continues to grin. He taunts Xiao Xingchen not to forget him. Despite his word at the discussion conference, Jin Guangshan swiftly commuts Xue Yang's sentence to life imprisonment instead of death. From there, the Lanling Jin Clan begins to pressure the surviving members of the Yueyang Chang Clan, including their young leader, Chang Ping, to recant their testimonies. Chang Ping eventually caves. When Xiao Xingchen attempts to speak with him, Chang Ping pleads with Xiao Xingchen to drop the matter. Thus, Xue Yang is freed Blindness Xue Yang wastes little time enacting vengeance upon Xiao Xingchen. Instead of hurting Xiao Xingchen directly, he kills everyone in Song Lan's Baixue Temple and poisons Song Lan's eyes, blinding him. This time, he also leaves no evidence that can convict him of the crime. Xiao Xingchen then breaks his vow to his former teacher, taking Song Lan back to Baoshan Sanren's celestial mountain. He begs his teacher to restore his friend's sight and offers his own eyes as a transplant. She eventually agrees. At some point, Song Lan tells Xiao Xingchen to leave him in a fit of grief.[2] Xiao Xingchen thus heads down the mountain blind and alone, while Song Lan stays another year to fully recover. Yi City Sometime later, Xiao Xingchen meets A-Qing when she pretends to be blind in order to steal from him. Though he reprimands her for stealing, she grows fond of him when he protects her from another man she had pickpocketed. A-Qing suggests that since they were both blind, they should travel together and look out for each other. While traveling to Yi City, Xiao Xingchen and A-Qing come across a badly injured man lying by the side of the road. Xiao Xingchen take the man back to their small coffin house to treat him. However, he is unable to see that the man is actually Xue Yang. Once conscious enough to recognize Xiao Xingchen, Xue Yang disguises his voice to avoid revealing his identity. After declaring that he too is a cultivator, he lives with Xiao Xingchen and A-Qing for a while and participates in night-hunting with Xiao Xingchen. Xue Yang had discovered that Xiao Xingchen's sword Shuanghua recognizes corpse energy but cannot distinguish between Fierce Corpses and living people afflicted with Corpse Poisoning. Xue Yang makes use of this information by cutting out the villagers' tongues so Xiao Xingchen cannot tell apart the living and the dead, thereby deceiving Xiao Xingchen into killing them. A-Qing recognizes the villagers as the ones who had laughed at the trio's disabilities when they went out together previously. While she does not have the cultivation knowledge to discern the truth, she remains vigilant. Nevertheless, after a while even A-Qing reaches a truce with Xue Yang, because he is useful at haggling with vendors who otherwise take advantage of Xiao Xingchen and A-Qing's blindness. Xue Yang helps them with household chores. One night during the winter, A-Qing demands to hear stories. Xiao Xingchen tells her about Baoshan Sanren's celestial mountain and the cultivators who left her mountain. When Xue Yang asks about his own travels, Xiao Xingchen mentions a very good friend of his whose whereabouts he no longer knows. Xue Yang then offers to tell his own story about a child who got beaten up for wanting candy, and both Xiao Xingchen and A-Qing realize the story is from his own past. Xiao Xingchen begins giving both of them a piece of candy every morning thereafter.