Tian Tian

Tian Tian is a young princess from Xiya who reaches Earth believing that she must conquer it, loses access to her remembered magic, and becomes Ling Chen and Ling Shui Ruo’s younger sister. Her playful “Demon Queen” identity later proves to be an incomplete recollection of a Skyfall Demon royal soul whose transformation and summoning powers make her a Demigod. (Chapters 225–231, 274, and 803–823)

Biography

The Road South and the Fairy Realm

Tian Tian arrives outside Beijing in a damaged vessel that witnesses mistake for a meteor. She announces herself as the Demon Queen of Xiya, orders the first Earthlings she meets to become her servants, and tries to turn Ling Chen into a rabbit when he refuses. The spell does nothing, and her bravado collapses into fear: her father has been killed, her mother sent her away from an invaded home, and the child expected to recruit Earth’s people suddenly has neither magic, food, shelter, nor a way back. (Chapters 225–226)

Shui Ruo feeds her, learns and uses her personal name, dresses her in a white princess dress, and invites her into the family. Tian Tian initially reserves ordinary affection for Shui Ruo and calls Ling Chen a bad servant, but her fear of sleeping alone exposes how dependent she already is on both of them. Her knowledge of Earth technology and the unusually light protective black dress from her mother support her alien origin even before Ling Chen accepts it, while the home they offer becomes more important to her than the conquest she once proclaimed. (Chapters 227–231)

Calamity in the East Ocean Continent

Inside Mystic Moon, Tian Tian’s innate potential awakens the exclusive Demon Queen profession, a Summoner and Support class with attack, healing, cleansing, poison, and damage-transfer creatures. She treats the creatures as entertaining companions rather than evidence of exceptional power, while Shui Ruo and the members of Heart’s Dream recognize the class’s unusual breadth. Ling Chen keeps its details private because Tian Tian is young and the undeveloped profession would attract danger she is not prepared to manage herself. (Chapters 274–276)

Her emotional development outside the game is quieter but equally important. After Shui Ruo’s death, Tian Tian remains beside Ling Chen while he grieves, learns household tasks, and tries to make their altered home feel ordinary without complaining about her confinement. Ling Chen teaches her to drive and increasingly treats her as someone whose happiness and safety are his direct responsibility. The once-commanding visitor consequently becomes a sister who measures security by whether her family is together rather than by whether her lost magic has returned. (Chapters 431, 438, 448, and 491)

The Defense and Founding of Ling Tian City

Tian Tian unexpectedly falls unconscious at a time when Ling Chen’s household is preparing for the conflict surrounding the unfinished city. Medical examination finds no bodily illness; instead, the brain-measuring instrument exceeds its limits and breaks after reporting a capacity more than fifty times the ordinary range. She wakes without understanding the alarm around her, leaving Ling Chen to connect the finding with the impossible endurance she had once shown while carrying his injured body away from the Long family’s pursuit. (Chapters 510–512)

The diagnosis does not immediately unlock Tian Tian’s memories or grant controlled new power. It functions as evidence of something sealed rather than a usable solution: she remains physically vulnerable in ordinary situations, cannot explain the abnormal result, and resumes life as the same playful child. Ling Chen therefore responds protectively instead of treating her as a weapon, holding her more tightly while fearing that the hidden origin of her abilities may eventually take her away from the family she has chosen. (Chapters 511–513)

The Underworld and the Forgotten City

Tian Tian has already demonstrated that her game profession can change an otherwise hopeless battle. Against the Mountain Giant, she returns after being ordered to flee and deliberately enters its lethal storm so that her death-triggered skills can protect Ling Chen. Elegy of the Gods makes him invulnerable and doubles his principal combat statistics for one minute, while Fury of the Gods reduces the killer’s current health and magic by half and lowers its level, creating the opening that lets him defeat an enemy he could not otherwise overcome. (Chapters 380 and 384)

That sacrifice is not ordinary immortality or a harmless trick. Tian Tian dies within Mystic Moon, loses the normal progress attached to a player death, and can only trigger the effects after being killed; the abilities preserve and empower her chosen ally rather than herself. Later domestic scenes show the counterpoint to that courage: she plays with Sha Sha, worries when Ling Chen remains online too long, and depends on the household’s routines, while Ling Chen remembers her death as the event that turned the Mountain Giant battle. (Chapters 380, 644, 655–656, 681, and 700)

The Moon God Palace and the Shura’s Return

During the Isrock crisis, Ling Chen orders Tian Tian and Sha Sha to remain inside no matter what they hear. Tian Tian does not understand the technical danger, but she recognizes his despair, cries when Yun Meng Xin and Su'Er become ill, and refuses to sleep while awaiting news. Her exclusion from the rescue reflects a persistent limitation: extraordinary potential does not give her the knowledge or immunity needed to intervene safely in every crisis. (Chapters 705, 710, and 712)

Sha Sha then asks whether Tian Tian could bear leaving Ling Chen and whether she still remembers Xiya. Tian Tian admits that her mother and home feel almost like a dream, showing that the sealing affects memory as well as power. Sha Sha gives her a violet pendant, requires her to wear it continuously, and extracts a promise that she will place it in her mouth if danger comes while Sha Sha and Ling Chen are absent. Tian Tian agrees out of trust despite not understanding the pendant’s purpose. (Chapter 715)

The Godchild Crisis and Qi Xing

When Rahu attacks the Bamboo Sea Wonderland, Tian Tian resists evacuation because Ling Chen and Xuanyuan Dia Wu remain in danger. Remembering her promise, she puts Sha Sha’s violet pendant into her mouth; it dissolves, restores sealed memories, and awakens part of her godly soul. Her command briefly petrifies Rahu, but his power breaks the transformation within seconds. She then summons the giant bear Big White, which knocks him into the air yet cannot injure him enough to stop the attack. (Chapters 803–804)

Rahu identifies Tian Tian as a reincarnated member of the ancient Skyfall Demon royal clan with Demigod Godhood, making her a threat to Qi Xing’s plan. On Xiya, Tian Tian explains that fully awakening her available power requires a day; when Wan Chong finds the group only hours later, she has awakened roughly one-third of it. Big White weakens his charge, and Tian Tian physically catches the remaining force to shield the women behind her, but she is injured because Skyfall Demon power favors transformation and summoning rather than strength or endurance. (Chapters 809–815 and 820–821)

Xiya and the Perfect Moon

Tian Tian returns to Xiya with the women rescued from Rahu’s attack and uses the ancestral Full Moon Mirror to find Ling Chen. The mirror works only once in three years and allows observation rather than intervention, so she can do nothing as he destroys Earth in his Shura state. Her awakened memories let her identify what he has become, and when he reaches Xiya she warns everyone that the Shura no longer recognizes loved ones. Even so, her voice makes his attack hesitate, helping expose that his original consciousness still survives beneath the killing intent. (Chapters 819–822)

After Gu Qing Han shields Tian Tian from Ling Chen’s spear, Tian Tian uses a healing art taught by her mother to keep the mortally wounded woman alive, openly regretting that she had not studied it more diligently. Ling Chen locates the Queen of Xiya, and the reunited royal family helps save Gu Qing Han before Earth’s destruction is reversed. Tian Tian later welcomes Sha Sha back without resentment, returns to ordinary family life on the restored Earth, and remains recognized as Xiya’s princess as well as Ling Chen’s younger sister. (Chapters 823–825 and 840–847)

Appearance and personality

Tian Tian appears to be about ten years old when she reaches Earth. She has short, smooth hair, bright eyes, delicate features, and unusually fair skin; Shui Ruo’s white princess dress emphasizes her childlike appearance in contrast to the thick black protective dress in which she arrives. After her divine soul awakens she still looks physically small, and the disparity between that body and the giant creatures or transformational commands she produces is repeatedly central to how others perceive her. (Chapters 225–228 and 803–804)

She begins as proud, demanding, and theatrical, insisting on royal forms of address and treating food as a suitable reward for obedience. Beneath that performance she is frightened of abandonment, affectionate, playful, and intensely loyal. Her enormous appetite and love of games remain comic constants, but they coexist with an instinct to protect others even at personal cost: she returns to Ling Chen against the Mountain Giant, refuses to flee Rahu, and shields her older sisters from Wan Chong after finally recovering the power behind her title. (Chapters 225–231, 274–276, 380, and 803–821)

Abilities and powers

Tian Tian’s abilities operate in two related but distinct contexts. Mystic Moon translates her potential into the Demon Queen profession with explicit game rules, while the violet pendant awakens the godly soul and memories that her mother had sealed in the real world. The later revelation explains why the profession and its god-themed death skills were anomalous, but it does not make every game statistic a literal measure of her physical body. (Chapters 274, 803–815, and 819–823)

Demon Queen profession

The exclusive Demon Queen profession heavily rewards Spirit: each point supplies twenty magic points and five magic attack, while each level adds health, magic, attack, and two Spirit. Its ordinary summon count is the user’s level divided by five and rounded down, and most summon effects scale from Tian Tian’s magic attack rather than a separately trained creature level. The skills cannot be manually upgraded, so growth comes principally through her level and resulting magic statistics. (Chapter 274)

Little White delivers a powerful attack and knockback; Little Red heals one target and removes abnormal conditions and debuffs; Little Green attacks more weakly but releases a poisonous cloud; and Little Blue circles Tian Tian to absorb incoming damage in her place. Most ordinary summons cost fifty magic points per creature and have ten-second cooldowns, while Little Blue costs one hundred twenty per creature and has a thirty-second cooldown. A summon disappears after fulfilling its attack or support function rather than remaining as a permanent companion. (Chapters 274 and 276)

Big White is restricted to one summon per day and initially costs twelve thousand magic points, far beyond Tian Tian’s early capacity. Its description withholds its attack and duration, warning only that it should be reserved for dire circumstances. Elegy of the Gods and Fury of the Gods are also reactive rather than freely cast: both require Tian Tian’s death, one benefiting a selected nearby ally for sixty seconds and the other punishing the killer. None prevents Tian Tian herself from dying. (Chapters 274, 276, and 380)

Skyfall Demon godly soul

Tian Tian’s awakened soul retains fifty percent Godhood, the threshold described as a Demigod, but awakening is gradual. She can issue rule-like transformations such as petrifying Rahu, summon Big White into the physical world through a light gate, and recall information about gods and Shuras that her ordinary childhood memory had lost. Her clan’s divine power specializes in transformation, form, structure, and dimensional summoning; direct physical combat is not its natural strength. (Chapters 804, 809–815, and 819–822)

Her limits are demonstrated immediately. Rahu reverses petrification within two or three seconds, Big White can displace but not defeat him, and Tian Tian cannot defeat Wan Chong while only partway through awakening. Even after Big White reduces Wan Chong’s blow, stopping it injures her and consumes much of her remaining strength. The Full Moon Mirror requires an inherited object and has a three-year reuse limit, while her healing art can only delay Gu Qing Han’s death because Tian Tian neglected its training. (Chapters 804 and 819–823)

Power progression

Relationships

• Ling Chen: Tian Tian moves from calling him a bad servant to regarding him as her indispensable big brother. He gives her a home and protects her as family, while she repeatedly risks herself to preserve him, first through her game death against the Mountain Giant and later by awakening her godly soul during Rahu’s attack. (Chapters 225–231, 380, 512, and 803–823)
• Ling Shui Ruo: Shui Ruo is the first Earthling to feed, name, clothe, and comfort Tian Tian. Tian Tian immediately accepts her as a big sister, and Shui Ruo’s death deepens the child’s fear of losing the remaining household or being separated from Ling Chen. (Chapters 225–231, 338–339, and 715)
• Sha Sha: Tian Tian and Sha Sha become inseparable sisters in the Bamboo Sea Wonderland. Sha Sha entrusts her with the violet pendant that later releases her sealed memories and power, and Tian Tian welcomes her back after the Godchild crisis without allowing the revelations about Sha Sha’s origin to erase their bond. (Chapters 655–656, 681, 715, 803–804, and 840)
• Li Xiao Xue: Li Xiao Xue helps provide Tian Tian’s Su Hang home and treats her as one of the younger members of the household. On Xiya, she refuses to abandon the injured Tian Tian and insists that older sisters have a duty to protect their younger sister. (Chapters 447–448, 513–515, and 820–821)
• Qi Yue: Qi Yue senses that Tian Tian may possess Godhood when the Demon Queen profession awakens, though she initially dismisses the possibility. Her later alliance with Qi Xing places Tian Tian among the divine souls that must be killed or consumed, turning early curiosity into an indirect mortal threat. (Chapters 274 and 809–815)
• Qi Xing: Qi Xing’s Godchild plan targets Xiya and treats Tian Tian’s Demigod soul as both a threat and valuable nourishment. Tian Tian does not fight Qi Xing directly, but Rahu and Wan Chong attack her on Qi Xing’s behalf before Ling Chen’s arrival ends their pursuit. (Chapters 810–821)

Items

• Violet pendant: Sha Sha creates or supplies this uncataloged crystal pendant and tells Tian Tian to wear it continuously. When Tian Tian follows the instruction to place it in her mouth during danger, it dissolves, restores her sealed memories, and begins the awakening of her Skyfall Demon godly soul; it is consumed in that use. (Chapters 715 and 803–804)
• Full Moon Mirror: This uncataloged Xiya royal heirloom shows a distant person when Tian Tian focuses on them, but it can be used only once every three years. Tian Tian uses it to find Ling Chen after Earth’s destruction; it provides sight, not travel or communication. (Chapters 819–820)