We publish our audit record because accuracy claims should be checkable. Every entry on this site runs through an automated fact-audit pipeline (accuracy audit → source-grounded repair → visual QA); this page is generated from that pipeline's own report, not written by hand.
This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-23 · 30 entries checked · 10 flagged · 28 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 18 still open
Qiu Wei — Qiu Wei is not Rin's superior in the Cike; he is a fellow Cike operative and a classmate from Sinegard.
Qiu Wei — He does not die at the Temple of the Dragon Emperor; he is killed by Rin at the Battle of the Northern Front, specifically during the siege of Khurdalain.
Xu Jie — Xu Jie does not become a magistrate; he becomes a government official in the capital.
Xu Jie — Xu Jie's relationship with Rin is not a mutual romantic bond; Rin's interest is one-sided, and their estrangement is due to political differences, not a tragic romantic estrangement.
Nikanese Imperial Army — The Empress Su Daji is not a canon character; the de facto ruler during the war is a different figure, and Su Daji is the protagonist, not the ruler.
Nikanese Imperial Army — The Battle of the Speerly Isles is not a canon battle; the correct name is the Battle of Speerly, and the island is just Speerly, not 'Speerly Isles'.
The Burning God — The destruction of the island of Speer and its people was caused by the Phoenix itself, not by ancient conquerors using it.
The Burning God — Rin's first summoning of the Phoenix does not occur during the Battle of the Speer Peninsula; it first manifests during the Battle of the Speer Peninsula, but her first conscious summoning is later.
Feng Huang — The entry states that Rin dies at the end of the trilogy when the Phoenix consumes her, but in canon she survives and lives in a remote village without her powers.
Battle of Zekai — The entry states that Altan 'sacrifices himself by detonating a bomb to destroy the Mugen fleet.' In canon, Altan uses his Phoenix powers to ignite the Mugen fleet's oil reserves, not a bomb.
Battle of Zekai — The entry claims that the Battle of Speer marks 'Rin's first combat use of Phoenix powers in rage.' This is incorrect; Rin first unleashes her Phoenix powers in the Prologue, years before the Battle of Speer.
Death of Rong Jie — Rong Jie is executed by a Mugenese soldier on the orders of the Mugenese general, not General Xie.
Death of Rong Jie — Rong Jie is not Rin's closest emotional anchor; Kitay is.
Rin's Coronation — The coronation takes place in the imperial capital of Arlong, but the capital of Nikan is actually called 'Ari' or 'Ari Harbor' in the books
Rin's Coronation — The event occurs after the death of Empress Su Daji's daughter, but Su Daji's daughter is not a canonical character; Su Daji is the Dragon Empress herself, and she had no named daughter who dies before Rin's coronation
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