Li Gui

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Li Gui
The main antagonist in this passage, a man who uses a crutch and has only one good leg. He previously rejected Tao Hua but later learned from a fortune teller that she brings him prosperity, so he returned to force a marriage. He is shameless, arrogant, and brought betrothal gifts, a sedan chair, and a courtesan named Mei Niang to Qin Feng's house. He is thrown over the courtyard wall by Qin Feng and vows revenge, claiming someone close to Qin Feng tipped him off.

Novel Roles

After Breaking Off the Engagement I Married a Rugged Mountain Man and Was Spoiled Like a Treasure in Three Days
  • Antagonist
The Substitute Bride Physician, Banished with Her Space for a Thousand Miles
  • Minor
A Female Military Doctor in the 1950s
  • Minor
The Little Chef of Lingnan
  • Supporting
Transmigration: Fishing with Spiritual Eye Brings Wealth and Fortune to Her Family
  • Minor
Reborn, the Marquis's Daughter Strikes Back
  • Supporting
After Breaking Off the Engagement, I Married a Rugged Mountain Man and Was Pampered into a Treasure in Three Days
  • Antagonist
Transmigrated During the Great Famine — The Little Fool Isn't Foolish Anymore
  • Minor
Poisoned from the Start? Sorry, the Eldest Daughter is a Forensic Doctor
  • Antagonist

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