Contents
- 1Biodata
- 2Power Progression
- 3Background / History
- 4Appearance
- 5Personality
- 6Abilities & Skills
- 6.1Bright Jade Art
- 6.2Moving Flower Grafting Jade
- 6.3Incense-Cutting Sword Art
- 6.4Movement and Close-Quarters Combat
- 6.5Scouting Card
- 7Equipment / Weapons / Items
- 8Relationships
- 9Story Role / Major Arcs
- 9.1Worry-Free Cave and Huang Shang’s recruitment
- 9.2Fairy Temple investigation
- 9.3Ming Cult campaign and separation
- 9.4Return to Kaifeng and alliance
- 9.5Battle with the Western District Reincarnators
- 10Notable Quotes
Biodata
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Wu Que (无缺) |
| Alias(es) | Hua Wuque; “Brother Hua” |
| Gender | Male |
| Affiliation | Reincarnator partnered with Nightingale; later cooperates with Xu Yue and Xu Feng against external Reincarnator threats |
| Occupation/Role | Star-level Reincarnator; martial artist; seeker of Huang Shang’s Character Card |
| First Appearance | Chapter 22 |
Power Progression
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bright Jade Art, Sixth Level | 26 | Has already reached the sixth level and recognizes that Huang Shang’s self-developed cultivation is not following the Bright Jade Art’s normal path. |
| Bright Jade Art, Seventh Level | 44 | Huang Shang guides pure Innate True Qi through the art’s circulation route, helping Wu Que overcome his bottleneck and enter the level of supreme experts. |
Background / History
Wu Que visited the Handsome Siblings world twice. He acquired the Moving Flower Palace inheritance on his first visit; on his second, he nearly died while attempting to contract Yao Yue and Lian Xing, but obtained the complete Bright Jade Art and converted it into an item card. He later found that this low-martial divine art was difficult to sell in the Main God Temple, where its likely buyers pursued higher-star power instead. 22
Before entering the Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils world, Wu Que had already identified Huang Shang as a promising target. He abandoned the search because Huang Shang was then an unknown background figure amid the Great Song’s vast population. 23
Appearance
Wu Que ordinarily presents himself as a refined, graceful young gentleman, favoring flowing white robes and a folding fan. His cultivated image sharply contrasts with the haggard, beggar-like state he reaches after prolonged campaigning and waiting for Huang Shang. 42 47
- Carries a folding fan as both an accessory and close-combat weapon. 23 49
- Dresses in white during the alliance meeting with Xu Yue and Xu Feng. 47
- Can deliberately adopt a sickly appearance to support his false claim of terminal illness. 25 44
Personality
Wu Que is calculating, opportunistic, and highly conscious of cost and return. He initially tries to stall Xu Yue by pressuring her to buy the Bright Jade Art, then recognizes Huang Shang’s value and is willing to spend heavily to secure access to him. 22 23 30
His pursuit of Huang Shang is built on manufactured obligation rather than open sincerity. He gives Huang Shang the Bright Jade Art while claiming a terminal illness, intending to make the scholar feel indebted and invest in his recovery. 25 He is also possessive, regarding Huang Shang as an “exclusive prize” and placing magical surveillance around him to keep rivals away. 37
Despite his manipulative methods, Wu Que is capable of pragmatic cooperation. He proposes a partnership with Nightingale rather than allowing their rivalry over Huang Shang to undermine both of them, and later joins Xu Yue and Xu Feng against a greater external threat. 31 47
Abilities & Skills
Bright Jade Art
Wu Que’s primary internal cultivation is the Moving Flower Palace’s Bright Jade Art. He had attained its sixth level before Huang Shang later assists him in breaking through to the seventh. 26 44
- Uses the art to support elegant, high-speed martial techniques. 29
- Reaches the seventh level after Huang Shang guides Innate True Qi through its circulation route. 44
- Seeks to use the art as part of a future fused martial system capable of reaching two-star strength. 29
Moving Flower Grafting Jade
A force-redirection technique from the Moving Flower Palace.
- Redirects an opponent’s powerful attack back at them rather than meeting it directly. 29
- Uses it to turn Fairy He’s full-force palm strike against her, injuring and disorienting her. 29
- Pursues other redirection arts, including the Murong Clan’s Star-Shifting and the Ming Cult’s Great Shift of Heaven and Earth, to combine their strengths. 29
Incense-Cutting Sword Art
Wu Que employs the Night Emperor’s Incense-Cutting Sword Art through his folding fan.
- Uses flowing, precise fan techniques to parry Fairy He’s attacks and seize the initiative. 29
- Counters Tu Xingsun’s attempted sneak attack with the art. 50
- Overwhelms the Taoist in close quarters, though Xia Hui’s ricocheting gunfire forces him onto the defensive. 49
Movement and Close-Quarters Combat
Wu Que fights with exceptional agility, favoring swift repositioning and precise engagements.
- Evades a greatsword and rapidly closes distance on the Taoist. 49
- Avoids direct gunfire, though luck-altered ricochets eventually restrict his movement. 49
- Is vulnerable when forced into prolonged, direct exchanges against Xu Feng’s relentless, heavy offensive. 23
Scouting Card
Wu Que possesses a scanning item card that can reveal concealed structures.
- Scans the Fairy Temple through earth and stone using line-based and thermal imaging. 28
- Detects two people inside the temple and identifies the secret passage beneath it. 28
Equipment / Weapons / Items
- Folding fan — His main weapon, used with the Incense-Cutting Sword Art. 23 49
- Bright Jade Art item card/manual — Complete Moving Flower Palace secret art; first treated as a saleable treasure, then given to Huang Shang as part of Wu Que’s favor-building scheme. 22 25
- Scanning item card — A white-backed card used to inspect the Fairy Temple and locate its hidden passage. 28
Relationships
- Huang Shang — Wu Que’s primary target for a future Character Card contract. He invests resources, feigns illness, gives Huang Shang the Bright Jade Art, and later receives Huang Shang’s help breaking through his own cultivation. 23 25 44
- Nightingale — Partner and fellow competitor for Huang Shang’s favor. They fight together, campaign against the Ming Cult, and agree that cooperation is preferable to mutual sabotage. 23 31 43
- Xu Yue — Initially an enemy during the Worry-Free Cave conflict; later enters a temporary alliance with Wu Que against Western Xia and Liao Reincarnators. 22 47
- Xu Feng — A close-combat rival who overwhelms Wu Que in the Worry-Free Cave, then later becomes a temporary ally against external enemies. 23 47 50
- Tu Xingsun — Initially sells Huang Shang’s contractual opportunity to Wu Que and cooperates with him; becomes an enemy after their contract ends. 23 50
- Murong Fu — Rival claimant to Huang Shang’s loyalty. Wu Que recognizes Murong Fu as Murong Bo’s son and reacts angrily to his role as Huang Shang’s page boy. 43
- Beggar Sect — Wu Que and Nightingale work alongside the sect to strike the Ming Cult, gaining rewards and substantially weakening the cult’s local influence. 37 43
Story Role / Major Arcs
Worry-Free Cave and Huang Shang’s recruitment
Wu Que confronts Xu Yue and Xu Feng in the Worry-Free Cave, attempting to stall Xu Yue by selling the Bright Jade Art while awaiting Tu Xingsun. He and Nightingale escape the fight, then learn that Tu Xingsun has captured Huang Shang. Wu Que agrees to pay for Huang Shang’s contractual opportunity and stages a rescue to gain the scholar’s trust. 22 23 24
On the journey south, Wu Que gives Huang Shang the Bright Jade Art and claims that cultivating it may save his life. His real purpose is to create a debt of gratitude and compete with Nightingale for Huang Shang’s favor. 25
Fairy Temple investigation
Wu Que leads Huang Shang and Nightingale in investigating Fairy He’s temple. Using his scanning card, he finds the secret passage beneath the temple and helps expose Fairy He and Zhu Yan as Ming Cult operatives. 28
He defeats Fairy He through the combined use of the Bright Jade Art, Incense-Cutting Sword Art, and Moving Flower Grafting Jade. His interest in the Ming Cult’s Great Shift of Heaven and Earth stems from his plan to fuse several force-redirection arts into a two-star technique. 29
Ming Cult campaign and separation
Wu Que helps Huang Shang uncover the Ming Cult’s land annexation scheme and seeks to turn the seized land deeds and intelligence into a stable foundation for Huang Shang’s future. 31
He and Nightingale later depart with the Beggar Sect to attack the Ming Cult, leaving Tu Xingsun responsible for protecting Huang Shang. Their campaign deals a major blow to the cult, though its gunpowder counterattack causes serious Beggar Sect losses. 37 43
Return to Kaifeng and alliance
After Huang Shang disappears from their supervision, Wu Que waits nearly a month at Kaifeng’s gates for his return. He is alarmed to find Murong Fu serving as Huang Shang’s page boy and views the Murong Clan as a new competitor. 42 43
Huang Shang later helps Wu Que break through the Bright Jade Art’s seventh level. 44 Wu Que then joins Xu Yue, Xu Feng, and Nightingale in an alliance against Reincarnators linked to Western Xia and Liao, postponing their internal contest over Huang Shang. 47
Battle with the Western District Reincarnators
Wu Que fights alongside Xu Yue, Xu Feng, and Nightingale against Butcher, the Taoist, and Xia Hui. He initially suppresses the Taoist in close combat, but Xia Hui’s unnaturally accurate ricocheting gunfire forces him to focus on evasion. 49
When Tu Xingsun launches an Earth-Escaping sneak attack, Wu Que counters with his folding fan but cannot prevent him from retreating into the surrounding earth. 50
Notable Quotes
“Terrifying to this extent!” 26
“Cooperation benefits both, while division harms both. A wise choice.” 47