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Ping Xuan

Second-generation disciple and appointed temple managerpowerful cultivationSouth Stream Temple

Ping Xuan is one of the two South Stream Temple disciples personally appointed by Xu Yourong to manage the temple during the Holy Maiden's seclusion. (Chapters 879 and 887)

Biography

Contest over the temple

Although Xu Yourong gives Ping Xuan and Yi Chen formal responsibility for South Stream Temple, the elder nuns Huai Ren, Huai Shu, and Huai Bi dominate them, close the temple, and drive Xiao Zhang from Holy Maiden Peak. Ping Xuan initially obeys and remains silent under their pressure. When the wider assembly forces the question of authority, however, she ultimately states that South Stream Temple should follow the Holy Maiden's will. That choice breaks through her hesitation and helps restore Xu Yourong's mandate over a temple whose elders had been acting in its name. (Chapters 879–880, 887, and 891–892)

Appearance and personality

The corpus gives no distinctive physical description. Ping Xuan is initially deferential and visibly constrained by seniority, serving tea and falling silent when the elders intervene, but she is capable of choosing institutional duty over that pressure once directly called to answer. (Chapters 880 and 891–892)

Abilities and cultivation

Tang Thirty-Six can sense that Ping Xuan possesses powerful cultivation. No realm, weapon, or named technique is supplied, and her decisive contribution in the dispute is an assertion of the Holy Maiden's authority rather than a battle. (Chapter 879)

Relationships

  • Xu Yourong: Xu appoints Ping Xuan to manage South Stream Temple, and Ping eventually invokes the Holy Maiden's will against the elders' policy. (Chapters 879, 887, and 892)
  • Yi Chen: Yi Chen shares Ping Xuan's appointment and the elders' suppression; the two are repeatedly addressed together as the legitimate managers. (Chapters 879–891)
  • Huai Ren: Ping Xuan initially defers to the senior nun but ultimately takes a position grounded in Xu Yourong's prior command. (Chapters 880 and 892)

Items

  • No named personal item: Ping Xuan is shown serving tea during the temple dispute, but no personal artifact or weapon is identified. (Chapter 880)