Luo Yang Ming — MMORPG: Rebirth of the Legendary Guardian

Luo Yang Ming, also rendered Luo Ming Yang, is an extended relative of Wei Yan Er and the player behind iLuvHanYingXue. His unwanted pursuit of Han Ying Xue expands from extravagant in-game harassment into attempts to exploit Silky Soft Holdings, culminating in a confession that connects him to Wei Zhang Tao's staged death and a planned second killing. (Chapters 156, 249–253, and 320–322)

Biography

Thunderstorm Castle and the Chaos Realm

Luo Yang Ming begins pursuing Han Ying Xue in high school and continues into university, prompting her to study in Britain partly to escape him. He attempts to follow her to Cambridge, tries to overcome weak academic results with money, and is expelled and blacklisted instead. After discovering her God's Miracle identity, he creates the Berserker iLuvHanYingXue, brings the game's most expensive daily flowers, and ignores explicit rejection. Zhang Yang poses as Han Ying Xue's boyfriend, but Luo dismisses the relationship as an act and privately threatens to seize Silky Soft Holdings and abuse her once he controls it. (Chapters 156 and 249)

He continues the campaign with customized fireworks over Thunderstorm Castle and another public declaration. Zhang Yang kills his Level 20 avatar in one blow, after which Luo threatens to create a guild and buy away Lone Desert Smoke's membership despite knowing little about the game's economy. He later claims family entitlement to Lone Desert Smoke's mining cave, brings players to force entry, and insists that Wei Yan Er secretly controls the guild. The attempt fails when Hundred Shots and the guild defenders reject his claim. (Chapters 253 and 305–306)

The conflict proves more serious outside the game. After Wei Zhang Tao's apparent suicide, Zhang Yang suspects Luo and bluffs that he has recorded conversations between Luo and Liu Shu Yan. Luo panics and agrees to an isolated meeting, where Zhang Yang and Fatty Han beat and interrogate him. Luo confesses that Liu Shu Yan devised the plan and that he drugged Wei Zhang Tao's wine, exploiting the man's habit of driving to visit a lover and child. He also admits that the conspirators intended to stage Han Ying Xue's death after the funeral and had spread damaging company rumors to conceal years of embezzlement. (Chapters 320–322)

Zhang Yang records the confession and gives it to Sun Xin Yu, allowing the Public Security Bureau to reopen the death as a homicide and identify more than ten suspects. Liu Shu Yan escapes charges because Luo's accusation is not independently supported, while the narration says that Luo is left taking the heat. His exact charge, sentence, and later fate are not stated. A comparison with Zhang Yang's previous life says that Luo and allied relatives would otherwise have torn Silky Soft Holdings apart, establishing how the intervention changes the company's course. (Chapters 322 and 356)

Appearance and personality

The corpus does not provide a stable description of Luo Yang Ming's face or body. His real appearance differs enough from his avatar that he does not recognize Zhang Yang outside the game. During the coerced confession he wears jeans, floral-patterned underwear, and leather hard-soled shoes, but these circumstantial details do not establish a broader visual design. (Chapters 321–322)

Luo Yang Ming is obsessive, entitled, class-conscious, greedy, and cowardly under pressure. He calls unrelated people mongrels, treats family proximity as ownership of Han Ying Xue and corporate resources, and assumes money can buy university admission, romance, guild loyalty, or silence. His willingness to drug a relative and plan further deaths makes that entitlement dangerous, while his quick surrender to Zhang Yang's bluff and interrogation shows how little resolve supports his threats. (Chapters 156, 249–253, 305–306, and 321–322)

Abilities and gameplay

In-game profile and limits

Under the name iLuvHanYingXue, Luo is a male human Berserker Warrior. He is Level 10 when first encountered in the game and Level 20 by his Thunderstorm Castle declaration. No named combat skill, equipment statistic, or notable mechanical success is recorded; Zhang Yang kills him with a single strike, and Lone Desert Smoke's territory troops are subsequently ordered to attack him on sight. (Chapters 249 and 253)

Luo tries to substitute spending and social claims for gameplay strength. He buys a flower bundle costing 9,999 gold that withers after one day, commissions enormous word-forming fireworks, threatens to buy another guild's members, and invokes Wei Yan Er's name to claim mining access. None of these methods grants him combat parity or institutional control, and the mining raid is defeated. (Chapters 249, 253, and 305–306)

Corporate and coercive methods

Outside the game, Luo operates a factory supported by Wei Yan Er's father and is accused of cutting production corners while benefiting from Silky Soft Holdings. His later confession supplies the operational details of the conspiracy: sleeping medication turns a known driving routine into a staged accident, negative rumors weaken the company, and a second planned accident would remove Han Ying Xue before she discovers missing funds. These are criminal methods rather than supernatural or game abilities, and their success depends on Liu Shu Yan's planning and family access. (Chapters 249–250 and 322)

His greatest limit is poor judgment. He underestimates the scale of Zhang Yang's in-game income, exposes his motives in private threats, believes an unverified recording bluff, and fails to preserve evidence that could substantiate his allegation against Liu Shu Yan. The confession therefore implicates him directly while leaving the alleged mastermind legally insulated. (Chapters 253 and 321–322)

Relationships

Han Ying Xue: Luo pursues her from school into adulthood despite repeated rejection and adopts an account name declaring his fixation. His stated motive combines possession of her with access to her company shares, and he later admits a plan to have her killed before she uncovers embezzlement. (Chapters 156, 249–250, and 322)
Wei Yan Er: He is an extended relation through her father's cousin but repeatedly calls himself her cousin brother to claim authority. Wei Yan Er denounces his factory practices, rejects his demand for the mining cave, and identifies his interest in Silky Soft money. (Chapters 249–250 and 305–306)
Zhang Yang: Zhang Yang first blocks Luo's harassment in the game, kills his avatar, and denies him territory resources. Later he uses a false claim of recorded evidence to lure Luo to an interrogation and records the resulting confession. (Chapters 249, 253, 305–306, and 321–322)
Liu Shu Yan: Luo names her as the mastermind of Wei Zhang Tao's death while admitting that he carried out the poisoning. Because he has no independent record of their planning, his accusation does not keep her from leaving the investigation without charges. (Chapter 322)
Hundred Shots: Hundred Shots refuses Luo's mining claim and leads the defense when Luo brings players to the cave. Luo demands his expulsion, but Wei Yan Er confirms that he has no authority over Lone Desert Smoke. (Chapters 305–306)
Fatty Han and Sun Xin Yu: Fatty Han assists Zhang Yang's coercive interrogation, while Sun Xin Yu receives the recorded confession for the authorities. Together their roles connect the private confrontation to the reopened homicide case. (Chapters 321–322)

Items

Luxury flower bundle: The most expensive bundle sold by the in-game florist costs 9,999 gold and disappears after one day. Luo presents one to Han Ying Xue, but the expense does not change her rejection. (Chapter 249)
Customized fireworks: Luo commissions a huge display over Thunderstorm Castle that spells a declaration to Han Ying Xue inside a heart. The display requires special reservations and a large gold payment but again produces public embarrassment rather than acceptance. (Chapter 253)
Leather hard-soled shoes: Fatty Han removes and uses one of Luo's shoes during the coerced interrogation. It has no game function and is recorded only as part of that real-world scene. (Chapter 322)