Tian Yu: Li Yunlong's second wife, with the rank of captain, was born in a scholarly family, but joined the army. During the war of liberation, she worked as a nurse in a field hospital. After Li Yunlong was injured, he was transferred to the hospital. In order to save Li Yunlong, Tian Yu offered to give him blood transfusion. After his recovery, Li Yunlong pursued Tian Yu's success, and they tied the knot. In order to give birth to two sons and Li Gang, he adopted Zhao Shan, Zhao Gao, Zhao Shui and Zhao Chang, orphans of Feng Nan. After Li Yunlong died, he committed suicide for Li Yunlong in prison.
Xiuqin Yang: Li Yunlong's first wife, a member of the Women's Rescue Association in Zhaojiayu Village, northwest Shanxi Province, is bold and provocative, and likes Li Yunlong. The latter two got married with the help of Zhao Gang. However, on their wedding night, they were captured by Yamamoto Mu Yi's secret service team and later detained in Pingan County. Li Yunlong attacked Pingan County. In order not to cause more casualties, he tearfully ordered the shelling of the tower, and Xiuqin Yang died unfortunately.
Zhao Gang: yenching university student in Beiping, leader of 12.9 Movement. War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression served as political commissar of the Eighth Route Army Independent Regiment and deputy political commissar of a column during the War of Liberation. After liberation, he was awarded the rank of Major General and worked in the General Staff. During the Cultural Revolution, he was persecuted because he didn't want to draw a clear line with Luo Ruiqing and criticized current politics. Later, he committed suicide with his wife Feng Nan.
Feng Nan: A student of Jinling Women's University, a classmate of Tian Yu Middle School, and Zhao Gang's wife. She gave birth to four children for Zhao Gang, namely Zhao Shan, Zhao Gao, Zhao Shui and Zhao Chang. Later, because of persecution, he committed suicide with Zhao Gang.
Chu: During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he served as the head of the 358th regiment of the Jinsui Army of the Kuomintang and held the rank of colonel. He is famous because he and Li Yunlong teamed up to make a scene in Heyuan County. When he left, he gave Li Yunlong a Browning pistol. During the War of Liberation, he was promoted to the rank of division commander and major general of the 89th Division. Later, because the Kuomintang was defeated, he fled to Taiwan Province Province. Later, he was promoted to lieutenant general of the Kuomintang army. After Li Yunlong's death, he published a eulogy in memory of Li Yunlong.
Wei Dayong: A monk, a disciple of Shaolin Temple in Dengfeng, Henan Province, was expelled from Shaolin Temple by the abbot for violating regulations. I was going to find my brother who was a soldier in the Kuomintang, but I was hit by mistake and became the Eighth Route Army. In a battle, he was promoted to platoon leader for his bravery and later became a guard in Li Yunlong. Later, he was killed by bandits while delivering letters in Heiyunzhai.
Xie Baoqing: Hei Yunzhai, a master, was accepted by the Eighth Route Army at the invitation of Kong Jie. However, because Sir Zhong killed the messenger Wei Dayong, Heiyunzhai was wiped out by Li Yunlong. Xie Baoqing escaped from the back hill, and his whereabouts are unknown.
Mu Yi Yamamoto: Captain of Japanese Yamamoto Special Forces, with the rank of Colonel, graduated from Munich Special Forces School. Mature and sophisticated, with profound military theory, he was ordered to sneak attack on Zhaojiayu, capture Li Yunlong's wife Xiuqin Yang alive and slaughter innocent villagers. Under the sneak attack of Chu, he fled to Ping 'an County and was shot for refusing to surrender.
Ding Wei: During the Liberation War, he was a column commander of the Fourth Field Army. After liberation, he was awarded the rank of major general and served as chief of staff in a major military region in the north. During the Cultural Revolution, he was arrested for defending Peng at an anti-rightist meeting, and his whereabouts are unknown.
Kong Jie: The one with the best ending in the novel. At that time, he was the head of the New Second Regiment during the Anti-Japanese War and the commander of a column of the Fourth Field Army during the Liberation War. After liberation, he was awarded the rank of major general and served as the commander of a field army on the northeast border. When Li Yunlong was persecuted, he tried to take over the Li Yunlong family, but Li Yunlong refused, so he raised Li Yunlong's children. At the battle of Treasure Island, the troops won a total victory. Although Kong Jie's ending was not mentioned in later novels, Kong Jie was unaffected throughout the Cultural Revolution, and he fought the Battle of Treasure Island, which should have had a happy ending.
Duan Peng: reconnaissance company commander and captain rank of XX Division of XX Army. He was introduced to Li Yunlong by Ding Wei because he had a quarrel with Ding Dawei in the hotel. Li Yunlong set up a "Liangshan" special detachment, as the captain, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Later, he presented a General Star Medal and three medals at the Li Yunlong Rehabilitation Conference.
Zhang Dabiao: I used to be the company commander of Battalion 1 and Battalion 2. He used to use a broadsword under the command of Song. After Li Yunlong attacked Heiyun Village, he never appeared again.
Xing Zhiguo: It turned out to be the deputy head of the independent regiment. Li Yunlong has never been seen since he attacked Heiyun Village and killed the bandits.