Yè Huá: Character Information from "Three Lives Three Worlds". | Character

Background and Personality

Ye Hua was born with the destiny of an emperor on his shoulders. As the grandson of the Heavenly Emperor, and son of Crown Prince Le Xu and Princess Le Xu, he was educated from a young age within the strict framework of the Celestial Tribe. From childhood, he displayed extraordinary talent: reaching the realm of High God at the young age of twenty thousand, becoming the youngest Crown Prince in the history of the Nine Heavens.

Despite possessing unparalleled beauty and a noble status, Ye Hua’s personality is calm, cool, and reticent. His seriousness and sense of responsibility are reflected in how he faces all the changes in the Celestial Realm, from quelling rebellions to sacrificing himself to maintain peace. His sword, “Qing Ming Sword,” is not only a weapon but also a symbol of loyalty and absolute power.

Appearance and Demeanor

Ye Hua has an impressive appearance, similar to his brother Mo Yuan, but younger. His striking features include:

Hands: Long, slender, and refined.

Hair: Dark black, smooth, and lustrous, always capturing everyone’s attention.

Eyes: Sharp, deep, and full of majesty, exuding a cool aura that reflects the power and character of the Nine Heavens.

Face and Figure: Fair skin, with strong facial lines, a deep scar from his chest to his abdomen further highlighting his heroic spirit.

Attire: Usually wearing black robes, perfectly completing his image as a noble yet relatable god.

Three Lifetimes of Love with Bai Qian

Ye Hua and Bai Qian’s love has gone through three lifetimes, each a severe test that deepened their feelings.

First Life: Su Su and the God of War

In this life, Ye Hua transforms into the God of War, while Bai Qian is Su Su—a reclusive mortal. The two fall deeply in love, but fate intervenes, and the God of War is forced to sacrifice himself to suppress the Demon Tribe. Before his death, he promises to find Su Su in the next life.

Second Life: Ye Hua and Su Jin

In this life, Bai Qian loses her memory and becomes Su Jin—an ordinary fairy. Ye Hua encounters her again, loving her deeply but concealing his identity, fearing the repetition of their past separation. Su Jin’s conspiracies and misunderstandings lead to tragedy: Su Jin jumps from the Zhuxian Terrace, committing suicide, and Ye Hua uses all his power to save her, nearly losing his life.

Third Life: Reunion After a Long Wait

Three hundred years later, Ye Hua awakens, and Bai Qian regains her memory, reclaiming her true identity as the Queen of Qingqiu. Despite facing opposition from the Celestial Tribe, Ye Hua resolutely gives up his position as Crown Prince, just to be with her. Their love ultimately overcomes all challenges, becoming the legend of “Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms.”

Silent Sacrifices

Ye Hua is a character filled with inner conflict: on the one hand, responsibility to the world, and on the other hand, a deep love. He is willing to endure physical and mental pain to protect the one he loves:

• Willingly taking away his own magical power to save Su Jin.
• Facing the Heavenly Emperor to protect Bai Qian, even accepting the “Thunder Punishment.”
• Silently waiting for three hundred years, even when seemingly losing all hope.

Ye Hua’s Image in the Readers’ Hearts

Ye Hua is more than just the typical “cold male protagonist” in romance novels. He is a perfect combination of strength and gentleness, reason and emotion. His love story with Bai Qian is full of tragic details, moving readers and earning their respect.

Having cultivated for thousands of years and undergone countless tribulations, Ye Hua is not only an extraordinary warrior but also a symbol of loyalty, sacrifice, and ardent love. Even when facing painful losses—from losing his lover, internal family conspiracies, to brutal battles to protect the world—Ye Hua always adheres to his beliefs and the divine power inherited from his father. When his primordial spirit is damaged and falls into slumber, people believe he is gone, but his inner strength and extraordinary fate help him overcome all challenges, return, and continue his mission.

Through this character, author Tang Qi Gongzi conveys a message: True love is not limited by time and fate; as long as you are steadfast in your heart, even three lifetimes will lead to reunion.