Wan Gui, the son of "Wuyunshan" Wan Zhenshan, took a fancy to Qifang at his father's birthday party, so he teamed up with other disciples to frame Di Yun. In order to take away Di Yun's school sister Qi Fang, they spent a lot of money bribing the government to frame Di Yun to win Qi Fang's heart.

Later, in order to be together, he had the heart to kill Qi Fang and his daughter. Cheat Qi Fang, marry her, have a daughter "water spinach", then kill his first wife, and finally die of poisoning.

Wan Gui loves himself and Liancheng. In other words, everything loves interests. Wan Gui can be said to have inherited his father's "fine tradition" in this respect, which is really "like father, like son".

For money, he has been psychologically distorted. Finally, he was poisoned by the poison on the gold jewelry of Tianning Temple.

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Wan Gui is a villain, but a villain has feelings. Wan Gui put love at first sight, and framed Di Yun for love. Means is a mean person's means, but love is true. Misunderstanding Qi Fang's relationship with Wu Pei made him furious and tried to kill his wife. Narrow-minded and black, but love is true, love and hate. I killed him with a knife when I might lose my wife. I killed him because of jealousy and love.

Wan Gui, an indispensable figure in Di Yun's heroic achievements, plays a connecting role in the book Liancheng Tactics.

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