梁渠
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Original Name:梁渠Gender:MasculineScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:21784Chapters:1227
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Name Liang Qu (梁渠)
Alias(es) A Shui / Liang A Shui; Master Liang; Earl Xingyi; Xingyi Marquis; King of Huai; Huai River Waters General; River God Sect Master 56 808 1117 1182
Species/Race Human; later dies and continues to act through an underworld fish form and Blood Ape form, with a method to temporarily restore human form 1115 1121 1129
Gender Male
Affiliation Yang Martial Hall; Da Shun; River Conservancy Office; River God Sect; Heavenly Fire Sect 49 1059 1117 1127
Occupation/Role Martial cultivator; imperial official; Huai River Commandant; sect master; King of Huai 1059 1117 1182
Status Deceased in the living world; active in the underworld and able to assume human form for one shichen per day 1115 1129

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Qi sense 16 Learns Ape Fist stances in under four days and feels Qi for the first time.
Chest Qi, index-finger thickness 40 Reaches this measure after roughly one month of cultivation, astonishing his senior brothers.
Martial Dao Divinity, First Layer 80 Merges with part of the River Master Emperor’s Marsh Spirit; his Martial Dao Talent doubles and he gains increased damage against water-element Demon Beasts.
Flesh Refinement 80 Begins refining his flesh after his blood Qi reaches three inches.
Dragon Tendons Tiger Bones 101 The Marsh Ape becomes whole; his body transforms, greatly increasing his qi and blood and allowing early internal cultivation.
Flesh Barrier / Second Barrier Martial Artist 102 Breaks the Flesh Barrier and reaches the threshold of the Third Barrier.
Spirit-Settling Realm 145 Completes the first book of the Dragon Subduing Tiger Taming Vajra Sutra.
Blood Barrier 154 Breaks through with pills, a Bullhead Fish, and the protection of his Water Beasts.
Galloping Horse, fifth aperture: Spinal Column Gate 263 Opens the Spinal Column Gate through Qilin Body Refinement and gains Qilin Bright Spirit Force.
Martial Dao Divinity, Second Layer 305 Marsh Ape fusion reaches 42%; he gains several water, weather, and mist-related innate skills.
Wolf Smoke Realm 417 Is identified as a Wolf Smoke cultivator while serving under the Water River Governor.
Martial Dao Divinity, Third Layer 542 Completes multiple meridians and adapts immediately to a major increase in power.
Hunting Tiger Realm, fifth and sixth layers 701 Refines a Dragon Whisker Blood Pill and expends Marsh Essence to cross two minor layers at once.
Hunting Tiger Completion / Profound Light Opening 807 Opens Profound Light; Gale Refinement regresses him to infancy before rebuilding his body and improving his innate foundation.
True Image Realm 862 Settles into True Image and gains markedly improved control over Fubo and his sea of Qi.
Martial Dao Divinity, Fourth Layer 1030 Invests one million Marsh Essence, raising Water Monkey Great Sage fusion to 290‰.
Martial Dao Divinity, Fifth Layer 1064 His Water Monkey Great Sage reaches 300‰ fusion; the Marsh Spirit’s feedback into his cultivation strengthens further.
Unity of Heaven and Man 1102 Gains heightened information processing and survival ability in dangerous encounters.
Qi sea: 5,126 times an ordinary foundation 1121 Reconnects with his dantian and discovers an extraordinary qi sea, likely related to the nine types of Heaven and Earth Long Qi he absorbed.
Martial Saint 1234 Advances to Martial Saint after acquiring one hundred strands of Long Qi in the Southern Border’s Heaven and Earth Space.

Background

Liang Qu began as a thin, dark, short youth whose chief distinguishing quality was his politeness. Hu Qi’s assessment revealed an exceptional Root Bone suited to Ape Fist and archery; Liang Qu rapidly learned Ape Fist and Tiger Fist forms while studying at the Martial Arts School with Li LiBo. 16 173

He became Yang Dongxiong’s Personal Disciple, a status that elevated his position in Yi Xing and allowed him to aid both the Chen family and his wider village. When Xue Chengquan attempted to make amends after Xue Dingyi’s offense, Liang Qu redirected the offered compensation toward the village’s River God Sacrifice and a congee stall. 49 56

His cultivation changed fundamentally after gaining the River Master Emperor’s Favor and fusing with a portion of its Marsh Spirit. The fusion doubled his Martial Dao Talent, began his Martial Dao Divinity, and established the water-based path that would define his later abilities. 80

Liang Qu entered the River Conservancy Office as a Subordinate Eighth Rank River Earl. His jurisdiction later encompassed three towns and eight villages, supported by three River Earls, nine River Chiefs, and twenty-four river officials. 131 300

His influence expanded through successful River God Sacrifices, the destruction of the Whale Gang and Ghost Mother Sect operations, and his growing authority over Jianghuai’s waterways. He became known for using his standing and resources to protect local people, distribute sacrifice meat fairly, and support community projects. 199 210 337

After being swallowed and killed by a Flood Dragon, Liang Qu awakened in the underworld as a fish. Rather than surrendering his identity, he became the River God Sect Master, built power in the Blood River Realm, and pursued methods to reclaim his human form. 1115 1117 1129

Appearance

Liang Qu’s body changes repeatedly through cultivation. He grows from a thin village youth into a tall, straight-backed martial artist with pronounced physical vitality; later breakthroughs further increase his height, strength, and refinement of appearance. 16 64 173 808

  • Hu Qi predicts that his exceptional Root Bone will allow him to grow beyond six feet tall. 16
  • His Flesh Refinement produces defined musculature and a body that radiates heat and steam during cultivation. 80 100
  • Dragon Tendons Tiger Bones make his physique stronger and significantly increase his qi and blood. 101
  • Profound Light Opening rebuilds his innate foundation and restores his original appearance with a more refined bearing. 807
  • After his death, he is capable of appearing as a fish, a Blood Ape, a Water Person, or a temporary human form. 1115 1121 1129 1230

Personality

Liang Qu is practical, observant, and unusually willing to turn status or opportunity into material help for others. He does not merely accept Xue Chengquan’s attempted reconciliation; he converts it into provisions for the village. He likewise gives medicine to survivors of bandit violence and ensures they are delivered to the authorities. 56 836

He is ambitious but not reckless. Liang Qu studies the structure of offices, sects, Blood River Steles, Rank Fruits, and Long Qi before committing himself, and he is suspicious of alliances whose motives remain unclear. 300 827 1121

His confidence is grounded in rapid cultivation and repeated victories, yet he remains aware of the dangers posed by stronger opponents and political obligations. He can be generous with rewards and resources, but he refuses arrangements that would entangle him in unwanted obligations. 337 583 788

Abilities & Skills

Water and Marsh Spirit Powers

Liang Qu’s Ze Cauldron refines Marsh Spirits, stores Marsh Essence, records his River’s Favor, and enables the evolution of his Water Beasts. His primary refined spirit develops from Marsh Ape to Water King Ape and then Water Monkey Great Sage. 200 701 1037

  • Water Control — Manipulates water with increasing precision, including condensing moisture from the air. 122
  • Water Leap — An innate skill gained through Marsh Spirit fusion; it may evolve into Water Travel Thousand Miles with sufficient River’s Favor. 63
  • Water Travel Thousand Miles — His innate divine power for long-distance movement through water. 701
  • Water Prison — Raises resistance within a body of water to immobilize targets, including Galloping Horse extreme-realm Martial Masters. Its severe stamina cost limits extended use. 158
  • Water Breathing — Allows him to breathe freely underwater. 101
  • Soaring Water Riding Waves — A water-movement skill acquired through the Marsh Ape’s evolution. 101
  • Vortex Aperture — Stores and nurtures Vortex Water, which can physically hold objects and form stronger Water Dragon Spears or Water Blades. 305 896
  • Summoning Wind and Rain / Summoning Mist — Controls weather and mist, including clearing mosquitoes from a large area with Blood Rain and Tian Wu Mist Control. 305 1146
  • Ying Long Mark — Enhances his senses and water powers; at the third mark, it lets him create rivers and control water on a much larger scale. 122 622

Spear Arts and Archery

Liang Qu specializes in long weapons, particularly the spear. His speed of improvement with such weapons is described as equivalent to years of ordinary training compressed into months. 161

  • Azure Dragon Seven Kill Spear — A Superior Grade spear art originally missing its final four moves; Liang Qu later fully masters the technique and its associated Azure Dragon Kill Scripture through divine charm training. 200 386
  • Slaying the Flood Dragon — A spear-derived divine power whose development improves his martial techniques and carries spatial-cutting properties. 1064 1135
  • Bow Strength Method — Channels qi and blood for archery; it becomes noticeably easier after Liang Qu’s Martial Dao Talent doubles. 73 80
  • Falling Star Arrow — One of his principal martial arts, alongside the Azure Dragon Seven Kill Spear. 234
  • Archery — Capable of killing a Hunting Tiger bandit with a single arrow. 836

Cultivation Methods and Body Refinement

Liang Qu combines internal cultivation, body tempering, and divine-power development rather than relying on a single path.

  • Myriad Victory Embracing Oneness — Cultivates endurance, preserves essence, qi, and spirit, repairs hidden injuries, and can extend lifespan. Its advanced stages grant Spirit-Settling, Inner Vision, and Preserving Spirit. 172 202 1129
  • Divine Monarch Seal — The evolution of Preserving Spirit; it is integral to transforming Slaying the Flood Dragon into a divine power. 531 1129
  • Dragon Tiger Golden Body — Developed from the Dragon Subduing Tiger Taming Vajra Sutra; grants exceptional vitality and defense. At its fifth level, “Wearing Treasure Clothes,” even his clothing withstands a slash from Azure Wolf. 186 536
  • Qilin Body Refinement — Opens the Spinal Column Gate and grants Qilin Bright Spirit Force, greatly strengthening his vitality and physical explosiveness. 263
  • Pillar of the Heavens — A construction-type divine power exchanged for Heaven and Earth Long Qi from the Dragon King’s Lair. 1129
  • Water Dragon Pierces the Clouds — An innate divine power listed after his later advancements. 1159

Transformation and Underworld Methods

Following his death, Liang Qu develops methods to operate across the living world and the underworld.

  • Blood Ape form — Used during the River God Sect’s victory over Heaven Gate Sect. 1121
  • Bloodfiend Divine Technique — Allows his own corpse to move convincingly enough that townspeople and acquaintances do not recognize it as a “dead man” under another’s control. 1124
  • Human Form Returns to Origin — A technique Liang Qu creates by integrating transformation arts; initially restores his human form for one shichen daily. 1129
  • Water Person — A water-based manifestation used to observe and negotiate with E Qi Rui. 1230

Water Beast Command

Liang Qu commands and evolves Water Beasts through the Ze Cauldron. They defend him, gather resources, assist in battle, and support his cultivation. 154 590

  • Fat Catfish — One of his earliest Water Beasts; later assists with communication, diversions, transportation, and storage. 24 1154
  • Cannot Move, Fist, and Awei — Core evolved beasts who guard Liang Qu during breakthroughs; Awei later serves as a key combat and reconnaissance companion. 154 1147
  • Red Mountain — A Dragon Blood Colt evolved into a Crimson Blood Dragon Steed. 590
  • Mirage Worm / Little Mirage Dragon — Enables time-slowing study within divine charm and later develops into Liang Qu’s loyal spirit weapon. 386 806

Equipment

  • Fubo / Subduing Waves Spear — Liang Qu’s hundred-pound great spear and later Dark Weapon/spirit weapon; it responds to his qi and blood and grows stronger through nourishment. 80 102 806
  • Azure Wolf — A blade used to test the defensive protection of his Dragon Tiger Golden Body. 536
  • Abysswood Bow — A legacy bow gifted to Liang Qu by Uncle Liu before Liang Qu departs for his fief. 1182
  • Vortex Divine Armor — Used during his infiltration of Qin Prefecture while disguised as a small fish. 1154
  • Cloud Thunder Pattern Robe, Tiger Brave Jade Belt, and Kui Boots — Imperial rewards received for his service. 664

Relationships

  • Yang Dongxiong — Master and head of Yang Martial Hall; Liang Qu becomes his Personal Disciple and continues seeking his advice even after surpassing most senior brothers in cultivation. 49 833
  • Hu Qi — Senior Brother and early instructor who recognizes Liang Qu’s Root Bone, teaches him martial forms, and later provides the Circulating Qi Inscription. 16 102
  • Xiang ChangSong — Senior Brother who helps guide Liang Qu through Yang Martial Hall and remains one of the recipients of Liang Qu’s Great Hunting Assembly rewards. 40 583
  • Xu Zishuai — Senior Brother associated with Liang Qu’s spear arts and later helps conceal Liang Qu’s unusual circumstances after his death. 200 1137
  • Su Guishan / Old Monk — Mentor and adviser who provides cultivation methods, consciousness teachings, and political guidance. 531 1102
  • Long E Ying — Liang Qu’s wife and closest partner; she maintains his official affairs after his death, assists his underworld plans, and cultivates alongside him. 1118 1142
  • Long Binglin — Dragonfolk ally who recognizes Liang Qu’s potential, supports his plans, and acts in his place when he cannot appear publicly. 622 1115
  • Li LiBo — Early fellow student whose determination contrasts with Liang Qu’s rapid progress; later assists in Yi Xing’s River God Sacrifice arrangements. 16 199
  • Chen Zhaoan and the Chen family — Longstanding local allies whom Liang Qu supports with medicine, gifts, and protection. 49 210
  • Fat Catfish and the Water Beasts — Loyal companions who protect Liang Qu, participate in his breakthroughs, and expand his influence beneath the waters. 24 154

Story Role / Major Arcs

  • Martial Arts School period — Displays extraordinary Root Bone and learning speed, becomes Yang Dongxiong’s Personal Disciple, and develops Ape Fist, archery, and foundational cultivation. 16 49
  • River Master Emperor’s Favor — Gains Martial Dao Divinity and begins a cultivation route centered on Marsh Spirit fusion, water powers, and Water Beast evolution. 80 101
  • Yi Xing protector — Uses his status to aid villagers, confront local threats, conduct River God Sacrifices, and build a reputation for generosity and decisive action. 56 210
  • River Conservancy official — Expands from River Earl to a figure with broad authority over Jianghuai waterways, officials, and disaster recovery. 300 337
  • Imperial rise — Earns the title Earl Xingyi, becomes a major military and political figure, serves as Martial Examination Instructor, and later receives hereditary succession as Xingyi Marquis and Principal Third Rank Huai River Commandant. 701 1059
  • Flood Dragon death and Blood River Realm — Is killed by the Flood Dragon, awakens in fish form, establishes the River God Sect, and investigates the underworld’s sect hierarchy and Rank Fruits. 1115 1117 1121
  • Southern Border campaign — Uses infiltration, intelligence gathering, water travel, and overwhelming combat strength against Southern Border forces and their Grandmasters. 1147 1154
  • King of Huai and Martial Saint — Receives a fief, develops Dragon Palace and Huaiyin Martial Hall, gathers Long Qi, and ultimately advances to Martial Saint. 1182 1198 1234