Han Mo — Heavenly Jewel Change

Han Mo, nicknamed Arrow Tower, is the quietest member of the Heavenly Bow Unit and Gao Shen's regular partner. His exceptional rate of fire, long-range accuracy, and ability to curve arrows into unseen approaches make him a precision killer rather than the pair's explosive attacker. He later helps train the Peerless Battalion and introduces his girlfriend Xixi as a candidate for the restored Heavenly Bow Empire's tournament team.

Biography

The cold archer of the Heavenly Bow Unit

Han Mo greets Zhou Weiqing and Shangguan Bing'er with a brief introduction and a threat to destroy Luo Ke Di's hidden wine if the rogue repeats the teasing name “Little Mo Mo.” He then closes himself back inside his house. Luo Ke Di describes that cold attitude as normal and identifies Han Mo as Arrow Tower and Gao Shen's partner, establishing a reserved specialist whose bonds show through action more readily than conversation. (Chapter 29)

Han Mo joins the Bear-hunting mission on one flank of the formation with Gao Shen. Hua Feng orders the two partners to disrupt the Icy Soul Heavenly Bear's skills while others distract and strike it. The adult proves to be a Bear King and catches nearly the entire team with Mother Earth's Roar, showing that even the unit's carefully divided roles can be overwhelmed when its intelligence underrates a target. (Chapters 31–33)

Two years later, Han Mo's farewell to Zhou is characteristically concise: he embraces the younger man and tells him to live well. The gesture supplies the affection that his impassive manner usually conceals and remains one of his clearest individual emotional moments. (Chapter 33)

Precision instructor and wolf-cavalry killer

Han Mo reunites with Zhou and agrees to serve as an archery instructor for the Peerless Battalion, even taking the unusual step of asking about pay. He supports Zhou's airborne-archer proposal but warns that bows and arrows must be powerful enough and that sacrificing close-combat capacity makes it essential to keep enemies from closing. The caution reflects an archer's practical understanding of range as both strength and vulnerability. (Chapters 133–134)

Against a wolf-cavalry company, Han Mo tests the enemy leader with an accurate shot at roughly seven hundred yards despite distance and heavy wind. When the cavalry forms a straight line, he and Luo Ke Di fire continuous streams along wide aerial curves. Their arrows change direction, arrive outside the target's frontal view, and pierce the riders' eyes, bypassing muscle and bloodline-enhanced defense. Han Mo has the highest firing speed among the four active Heavenly Bow archers and later takes one of the enemy leader's eyes in their synchronized finishing strike. (Chapter 134)

An early training game ends with Han Mo, Gao Shen, and Luo Ke Di surrounded and beaten after the ruffians ignore the rule requiring struck trainees to leave. Although the exercise is abandoned, Han Mo and the other God Archers continue developing the battalion's archery. His presence in later Heavenly Bow Unit discussions shows that the comic defeat does not reduce his instructional standing. (Chapters 135, 163)

Bringing Xixi into the restoration effort

When the revived Heavenly Bow Empire prepares a team for the Heavenly Jewel Tournament, Han Mo steps forward—not as an eligible youth, but to introduce Xixi. He angrily rejects Zhou's joke that she is a secret daughter and publicly identifies her as his girlfriend. Xixi is a four-Jeweled Gold Crow Heavenly Jewel Master and one of her tribe's strongest young fighters, so Han Mo's recommendation also supplies the final team member needed for the competition. (Chapter 208)

Han Mo remains present as Xixi displays the ferocious close combat for which she is known. The surrounding jokes provoke his temper, but the relationship is not a mistaken identification with another character: Xixi is introduced by name, lineage, cultivation, and her separate connection to Crow. (Chapters 208, 214)

Appearance and personality

Han Mo is a middle-aged man around 1.7 metres tall, with a medium build, broad shoulders, closely cut hair, and neck muscles bunched like a small hill. His ordinary features are sharpened by piercing, fierce eyes, and his compact frame gives off an unusually massive and stable impression. (Chapter 29)

He is apathetic in expression, sparing with words, and generally the coldest member of the Heavenly Bow Unit. That reserve coexists with dry humor, practical judgment, and loyalty: he silences Luo Ke Di because he can beat him, shows indignation when Zhou's advantages are distributed unfairly, hugs Zhou at departure, and openly defends his relationship with Xixi. (Chapters 29, 31, 33, 208)

Abilities and cultivation

Rapid long-range fire

Han Mo's Jewel count and Attributes are not stated in the supplied chapters. His demonstrated specialty is physical archery: he shoots accurately at roughly seven hundred yards in strong northern winds and has the greatest firing speed among the four Heavenly Bow members active against the wolf cavalry. He carries about five hundred arrows on a field mission, supporting sustained fire rather than a single decisive shot. (Chapters 31, 134)

Curving and concealed trajectories

Han Mo can fire repeated arrows in broad aerial arcs that change direction before impact. Against a straight cavalry formation, the shots approach without appearing in front of the targets, then strike the unprotected eyes. The technique bypasses durable flesh rather than overpowering every defense head-on; it still depends on line geometry, range control, and accurate selection of a vulnerable point. (Chapter 134)

Paired disruption and finishing attacks

Hua Feng assigns Han Mo and Gao Shen to interrupt Heavenly Beast skills, while later battles place Han Mo beside Luo Ke Di for rapid precision kills. He can also join a four-archer attack in which Ice and Fire first immobilize and blast the target and his own arrow takes one eye. These sequences show flexible coordination, but the final results belong to the formation rather than to Han Mo alone. (Chapters 32, 134)

Relationships

Gao Shen: Gao Shen is Han Mo's established partner. They prepare large arrow supplies together, cover the unit's flanks, and divide explosive and precision roles.
Zhou Weiqing: Han Mo's restrained affection for Zhou appears in his farewell embrace. He later instructs Zhou's soldiers and supplies Xixi as a candidate for the imperial tournament team.
Xixi: Han Mo publicly calls Xixi his girlfriend and defends her against jokes. His recommendation brings her combat talent into the restoration effort.
Luo Ke Di: Luo Ke Di repeatedly provokes Han Mo with unwanted nicknames and jokes, but the two synchronize curved eye shots with lethal precision in battle.
Hua Feng: Han Mo follows the unit leader's tactical direction and offers a practical risk assessment when Hua Feng considers airborne archers.
Shangguan Bing'er: Bing'er joins the Heavenly Bow Unit as a junior; Han Mo trains and fights within the same group during her initiation mission.

Items

Han Mo uses unnamed bows, arrows, maroon field armor, and a large quiver holding roughly five hundred arrows. No personal weapon or equipment set is named in the supplied corpus.