Xin Yue is usually seen wearing a black robe with her hair down. She has distinct blue eyes, signifying her status as a God. Devious and cunning, she masterminded her father's imprisonment and her subsequent usurpation of his role as head priest of the Gods. Bearing little empathy for her family, she remarked that her sister, Da Ji, was stupid for sacrificing herself for the sake of her son Wu Geng.
She also tracked down her father during the battle at the Fallen Ones' headquarters simply because she desired his eyes, which she did ultimately obtain. Her evil personality clearly imprints her as a strong antagonist in the series. She is also willing to whore herself sexually to Tian if it means maintaining her powerful position as head priest.
By casting a mantra spell she can seal a god or unseal a god within the Crystal mountain; even Shen Yen can't use this technique. This mantra spell might be a forbidden spell. Xin Yue sacrificed her eyes to master a forbidden mantra that allows her to tame the Legendary Spirits of Corrosion. By spending a significant amount of transcendent vigor, Xin Yue could place a curse upon someone to make them become a ferocious beast that knows nothing but fighting, the one who received such curse can also never die.
By imbuing a bowl of water with transcendental vigor, she is able to see events happening elsewhere. She can also tilt the bowl to obtain different viewing angles. Throughout the ancient history of the gods, the legendary Spirits of Corrosion were seen as omens of disaster.
They are forged by evil, hatred, and despair. These Spirits of Corrosion reside around her, acting as a shield that corrodes anything that attempts to touch her. She is capable of commanding them to leave her body and attack her enemies. However, this makes her vulnerable, as she is no longer shielded by them. By combining herself with the spirits of corrosion she can transform herself in to a dark liquid which enables her to climb walls and etc. At the end of the series, she is present for the meeting of the Gods, where Zhen Chan announces that humans and gods will now coexist, and that the reign of the gods is over.
