Ying Xue

Biography

The Road South and the Fairy Realm

Ying Xue, Chief Greenwood’s eldest daughter, intercepts Ling Chen after Cai’Er discovers him in the Fairy Realm. She is powerful enough to kill him easily and uses Nature’s Ring to teleport him far away, yet Moon Shadow later stops her long enough for his own teleportation plan. The encounter draws him back into the hidden realm and the marriage custom attached to the First Wings he receives. (Chapters 245–251)

Calamity in the East Ocean Continent

A passing comparison notes that Snow Cherry’s name resembles Ying Xue’s in Chinese while using a different written character. This is a naming observation, not evidence that the Fairy princess and the Cherry Blossom God Representative are the same person. Ying Xue does not participate in Ling Chen’s East Ocean battles in this planned phase. (Chapter 425)

The Defense and Founding of Ling Tian City

Ying Xue reappears in the new city as an elegant, reserved Fairy and stands with Granny Witherwood after its defense. Descriptions emphasize her cold, inviolable beauty, while her direct battlefield role remains limited in the cited evidence. Her presence confirms that the Fairy chief’s family migrated with the clan and shares the city’s fate. (Chapters 589, 602, 607, 612)

The Underworld and the Forgotten City

Ying Xue accompanies Yun Meng Xin when she confronts the Forgotten Emperor and later stands among the Fairy defenders during the imperial attack. Her position combines bodyguard duty with representation of her clan, but stronger intervention is needed when the city is overwhelmed. She survives and remains part of the Fairy leadership after the battle. (Chapters 662, 674, 681)

Xiya and the Perfect Moon

Years later, Chief Greenwood reminds Ling Chen that taking Ying Xue’s First Wings invokes the Fairy rule that she may marry only him. Ying Xue has not demanded fulfillment despite reaching marriageable age; Ling Chen recognizes her proud silence and the looks she has given him. The ending leaves the obligation raised but does not explicitly record a completed marriage or certificate for her. (Chapter 848)

Appearance and personality

Ying Xue is an exceptionally beautiful adult Fairy with an elegant, cold, and proud bearing. Unlike Cai’Er, she can retract her wings and pass for human. She is reserved enough not to plead about the marriage custom, while her service beside Yun Meng Xin shows disciplined loyalty to the clan’s new home. (Chapters 245–251, 589–607, 662, 848)

Abilities and powers

Ying Xue is introduced as Heaven’s End grade and can use nature-based Fairy power. Nature’s Ring teleports a target hundreds of kilometers, and her personal strength vastly exceeds Ling Chen at their first meeting. The corpus does not provide a complete late-series skill list, costs, cooldowns, or proof that she advances beyond Heaven’s End grade. (Chapters 245–251, 662–681)

Relationships

• Ling Chen begins as an intruder and later becomes tied to Ying Xue through the First Wings marriage custom. The final conversation raises rather than resolves that bond. (Chapters 245–258, 848)
• Cai’Er is Ying Xue’s younger sister, whose encounter with Ling Chen causes their first conflict. (Chapters 245–251)
• Yun Meng Xin receives Ying Xue’s protection during the imperial confrontation. (Chapters 662–681)

Items

Nature’s Ring is associated with Ying Xue’s teleportation technique and later passes into Ling Chen’s possession. It is a utility and nature artifact rather than evidence of unrestricted spatial travel. (Chapters 245–251)