Yuchi Yi

Yuchi Yi (尉迟意) is a minor character in Bu Tian Ge. He is a cultivator from the Kunlun sect.

Appearance
Yuchi Yi wears his hair tied up into a messy ponytail. He wears a simple outfit consisting of a dark hanfu top and pants tied together at the waist with a green sash. He also wears green boots that cover his lower legs and green arm guards to cover his lower arms. Additionally, he has a green scarf around his neck. Occasionally, he can be seen with a sword sheath tied to his waist.

Background
Yuchi Yi's background is not known.

Introduction arc
In the mortal world, Lin Lang and Yuchi Yi look on from a distance as Tiangong Sui and Cang Wuzi take a newborn baby away from the imperial palace of the Emperor. Lin Lang is baffled that an esteemed cultivator like Cang Wuzi would attempt to disguise himself as a Jianghu conman to trick mortals. Yuchi Yi tells her to quiet down, however, an irritated Lin Lang replies that their new disciple was taken away before they got to the child. Yuchi Yi questions her whether the child taken away was truly the new disciple they were tasked to take. Holding up a spiritual energy detector, Yuchi Yi notices that the spiritual artifact does not react anymore, signifying that the intended new disciple of the spiritual world has already left and is likely not the infant taken away by Tiangong Sui and Cang Wuzi. Annoyed, Lin Lang grabs Yuchi Yi by his scarf and drags him away to head back to Kunlun.

Lin Lang
Lin Lang is Yuchi Yi's martial sister. They are both disciples of Kunlun. The two have a good relation and respect one another as fellow cultivators within the same sect and sharing the same master.

Ming Zhu
Ming Zhu is Yuchi Yi's martial brother. They are both disciples of the Kunlun. The two get along well and respect one another as fellow cultivators within the same sect and sharing the same master.

Trivia

 * His full name Yuchi Yi (尉迟意 Yùchí Yì) is a Daoist name. His surname Yuchi (尉迟 Yùchí) is taken from a historical Chinese surname used by the Xianbei who were an ancient nomadic people that once resided in the eastern Eurasian steppes. His given name Yi (意 Yì) means "idea, thought, wish, desire".