Kuimulang (Chinese: 奎木狼; lit. 'The Wood Wolf of Legs ') is a deity in traditional Chinese spiritual beliefs. He is considered to be one of the 28 Mansions, which are Chinese constellations. These constellations are the same as those studied in Western astrology.

Kui Mulang is a demon and a former Celestial Guard. Long ago, Kui Mulang fell in love with the Jade Maiden, but the Celestial Realm did not accept their love for one another. He sacrificed their immortality in hopes they could be reincarnated.

In the original Journey to the West novel, Kui Mulang did reunite with his lover, who had reincarnated from a goddess to a human princess named Baihuaxiu, but she had no memory of her existence as a Jade Maiden, with Kui Mulang kidnapping her and forcing her to marry him. Here, he's still waiting on her, though it's likely she won't be ...

Mar 1, 2025 · Kui Mulang himself had already hid in the mist-covered mountain stream of the distant mountains-he personally admitted that he was a sacred general who was scared when Brother Monkey made trouble in the Heavenly Palace.

Kui Mulang is the main antagonist of this episode. He captured Ao Lie and Mei to devour their souls and prolong his life. The protective curse served as the secondary antagonist.

Jul 20, 2023 · Princess Qi Pa wakes up to find herself abducted into the fantastical and surreal world of the Beast-Turning Tribe. She is forced into becoming the bride of the Beast-Turning King, Kui Mu Lang. Despite Qi Pa's repeated attempts to escape, her life is further disrupted by a man named Li Xiong.

Mar 2, 2025 · Before Kui Mulang was entrusted to the gods, he was formerly known as Li Xiong. He was defined in the "Fengshen Bang" as "Three hairs and mustaches are one foot long, three flowers are not old, and Penglai Island has no heart to love, so he will be named Kuimu wolf."

Wild Wolf, alternatively translated as Kui Mulang, is a former member of the Star Team of the Sages of Justice. He is the husband of Baihuaxiu. Back during the 10 Suns Incident, Baihuaxiu - known...

1 day ago · The yellow robe monster was originally Kui Mulang, one of the twenty-eight stars, and the princess Baihuaxiu was originally the lady of the Heavenly Phixiang Temple. The two fell in love at first sight and fell in love with each other.

The castle[1] is the palace of Kui Mulang. When Mei was separated from the others, she was held captive by Kui Mulang's guards and brought her to the castle. Kui Mulang planned on stealing Mei's soul to prolonged his life span, along with Ao Lie's. At night, Kui Mulang prepared to …