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Wen Xu (温旭, Wēn Xù) is the eldest son of Wen Ruohan, the leader of the Qishan Wen Clan. His appearance is not described in the novel, though he presumably wears the same sun robes with flame crests as all high-ranking members of the Qishan Wen Clan.[1]
Wei Wuxian, a loathed cultivator of what some called "dark and demonic arts", is resurrected 16 years after his tragic death. His return to the world brings him to reunite with the people in his first life, including his soulmate, the honoured Lan Wangji.
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When Nie Mingjue was at his mercy in the Sun Palace, Wen Ruohan directly referred to him as "the one who killed Wen Xu" with the clear intent of torturing him until he died. In The Untamed, he also flew into a rage after receiving word about Wen Chao's death.
Since migrating to Singapore in 1997, Xu Wenjing has been an erhu musician performing with the SCO. Her performances of classical Chinese repertoire such as Story of the River, Red Plum Capriccio, Heavenly Matched, The Parting of the Newly-Weds have received extremely positive reviews from audiences and critics.
Wen Ruohan (温若寒, Wēn Ruòhán) was the last clan leader of the Qishan Wen Clan. Wen Ruohan has the appearance of a man in his twenties despite having two grown sons, as his cultivation is strong enough to maintain his body at peak fitness. [1] He wears the sun robes of the Qishan Wen Clan with...
