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By the time he is a junior disciple of the Lanling Jin Clan, however, Xue Yang views the cultivators around him with contempt and shows no fear in the presence of the intimidating Nie Mingjue. Xue Yang is a quick-witted, sharp, and intelligent young man who, aside from Wei Wuxian, is the only person who could restore the other half of the Yin ...
Nie Mingjue leads the front at Hejian during the Sunshot Campaign where he beheads Wen Xu, the eldest son of Wen Ruohan. To strike fear into the Qishan Wen Clan cultivators, Nie Mingjue commands Wen Xu's head to be displayed and his body trampled into the earth.
If he killed Xue Yang and immediately ran away - Mingue and Xichen would have sheltered him. He was one of the triumvirates by that point - Jin Guangshan would not have been able to say shit about a hero choosing to serve justice on a known murderer and demonic cultivator.
Jin Guangyao had no control over Xue Yang’s sentencing, that was in control of Jin Guangshan, Nie Mingjue’s actual peer. I think that Nie Mingjue was blinded by his dislike of Jin Guangyao and decided to blame him for Xue Yang jot being executed.
WWX strongly implies at one point that the stair incident may have been the trigger for JGY to start poisoning NMJ. In that case, it would have been under two months until he died, that being the deadline for bringing NMJ Xue Yang's head.
In the aftermath of Jin Zixuan's death, Madam Jin begins to beat Jin Guangyao so severely that Xue Yang mistakes the bruises for those left by Nie Mingjue. To continue surviving, Jin Guangyao must bring his father home from the brothels he visits before his wife notices he is missing.
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As a junior disciple of the Lanling Jin Clan, Xue Yang views the cultivators around him with contempt and shows no fear in the presence of the intimidating Nie Mingjue. Xue Yang seems particularly sensitive to the notion that people look down on him, often reacting with killing intent.
