蔷薇
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Original Name:蔷薇Gender:FeminineScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:697Chapters:61
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Biodata

Feature Details
Name Rose (蔷薇) 170
Alias(es) Du Qiangwei; Space-Time Rose; Assassin Rose 389 452
Species/Race Human; later identified as a Super Warrior 438 452
Gender Female
Affiliation Sunward City; Heavenly City; Super Soldier Company 166 320 438
Occupation/Role Assassin, martial artist, Super Soldier Company vice-captain, recruit instructor 297 438 453
Status Active 453

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Elite martial artist and assassin 173 Already possessed exceptional speed, strength, grappling skill, and combat experience after studying under multiple masters.
Tang Clan Flying Knife practitioner 174 Revealed knowledge of the Tang Clan's ultimate Flying Knife Technique and used it in an attempted assassination of Wang Shu.
Inner Force initiate 182 Received a set of Inner Force incantations and movements from Wang Shu.
Inner Force-enhanced combatant 208 Cultivated a wisp of Inner Force that continuously improved her physique, strength, and speed; could shatter a large rock with a palm strike.
Near-First Generation physical benchmark 306 Angel Zhui assessed her cell activity as three times that of an ordinary person, nearly reaching the universe-wide standard of a First Generation Super Warrior.
Space-Time Rose / Super Warrior 389 452 Her genes awakened approximately two years before her later encounter with Wang Shu; she demonstrated wormhole transport and was identified as “Space-Time Rose.”

Background

Historical Rose

Rose survived the Yuan Army's massacre of Sunward City only because her parents died protecting her. Du Kao adopted her afterward; the event left her cold, revenge-driven, and unable to forget the violence she witnessed. She resolved to become strong enough to avenge the dead and protect others. 170 183

She spent several years traveling the Central Plains and studying under martial arts masters. By the time she met Wang Shu in Ge Family Village, she was an accomplished assassin whose attacks were fast, accurate, and ruthless. 172 173

Rose challenged Wang Shu to a spar and later attempted to use her Tang Clan Flying Knife Technique against him. Though Wang Shu defeated her without relying on Divine Power, he acknowledged her combat skill, experience, and composure. 173 174

Wang Shu subsequently taught Rose Inner Force techniques. Her training rapidly enhanced her physical capabilities and helped her develop a calmer, more perceptive fighting style. 182 183 208

Assassination of the Foreign Race Leader

With her country under invasion, Rose infiltrated the Foreign Race camp to assassinate its leader. Her flying knives killed several enemy leaders, but the Golden Wheel Great Dharma Master intercepted her strike and forced her into a battle against both himself and an army surrounding the camp. 295 296 297

Rose fought the Golden Wheel Great Dharma Master on equal terms and refused his offer to submit. Although she was eventually overwhelmed by an arrow storm and left near death, she remained determined to kill the enemy leader rather than surrender. 298 299

Liang Bing arrived before the Golden Wheel Great Dharma Master could deliver the killing blow, rescued Rose, and killed him. Angel Chase later treated Rose's injuries. 299 305 306

Heavenly City

After recovering and seeing Du Kao's efforts to preserve Sunward City's people, Rose chose to leave Earth with Angel Chase. She accepted the opportunity to enter Heavenly City, partly because Wang Shu was there. 320

Yan and Chase considered Rose exceptionally suited to become an Angel Warrior. Yan noted that Rose's physical data was remarkable even before any confirmed Angel transformation. 175 208 322

Later-Era Space-Time Rose

The narrative distinguishes the black-haired Rose of a thousand years earlier from the later wine-red-haired Du Qiangwei, called Space-Time Rose. They are described as having the same appearance, cold temperament, and stubbornness, but the precise nature of their connection is not stated. 389

As Du Qiangwei, Rose returned as the vice-captain of the Super Soldier Company. She later confronted Liang Bing during an intrusion into Giant Gorge's confidential gene laboratory, using wormhole transport to secure Super Warrior gene backups. 438 452

Liang Bing subdued Rose, altered her memories of the encounter, and escaped. Rose was later assigned to guide recruits at the Super God Academy. 452 453

Appearance

Rose is described as a striking but severe-looking young woman whose appearance reinforces her distant demeanor. The historical Rose has long black hair and usually wears dark combat clothing; the later Du Qiangwei has wine-red hair, dyed during a rebellious period in her youth. 207 297 389

  • Cold black eyes and a calm, unreadable gaze. 207 297
  • Historical attire includes black, tight-fitting combat clothing and a black stealth suit. 207 297
  • Carries herself with a decisive, capable presence rather than an ornamental one. 207
  • Later appearance: tall, red-haired, and stern. 438

Personality

Rose is stubborn, self-reliant, and intensely focused on becoming stronger. Her childhood trauma and resentment toward the invaders who killed her parents drive much of her resolve, but her goal extends beyond revenge: she wants to protect people facing the same suffering. 170 183

She is outwardly cold and often speaks bluntly, particularly toward strangers and authority figures. Despite this, she responds to others' greetings, shows concern for people in need, and is not as indifferent as her demeanor suggests. 216 285 438

Rose is highly competitive in combat. She willingly challenges stronger opponents, refuses to surrender when outmatched, and treats martial arts as a path of constant learning rather than a final destination. 173 208 299

“Who says daughters are inferior to sons? I want revenge, so I've always wanted to become stronger, to do things that men can't do.” 183

“Today either you die, or my King dies!” 298

Abilities & Skills

Martial Arts

Rose is an elite close-quarters combatant with extensive practical experience. Her fighting style emphasizes speed, precision, relentless pressure, and lethal openings. 173 208

  • Uses punches, kicks, grappling, joint locks, daggers, and swords. 173 208 298
  • Could defeat ordinary soldiers in large numbers even before her Inner Force training. 173
  • Fought the Sword Saint through more than fifty exchanges and defeated his Man and Sword as One technique by entering a state of calm awareness. 208
  • Matched the Golden Wheel Great Dharma Master's strength and speed during their duel. 297 298

Inner Force

Wang Shu taught Rose an unnamed Inner Force incantation and corresponding movements. Her cultivation produced a wisp of Inner Force that continually strengthened her body. 182 208

  • Enhances strength, speed, endurance, and physical resilience. 208
  • Allowed her to develop enough striking power to shatter a large rock. 208
  • Helped her slow down mentally, perceive her environment, and counter the Sword Saint's otherwise overwhelming technique. 208

Assassination and Flying Knives

Rose is a trained assassin capable of stealth, infiltration, and sudden lethal strikes. Her preferred techniques are designed to end fights quickly. 174 295 297

  • Knows the Tang Clan's Flying Knife Technique. 174
  • Infiltrated the Foreign Race camp disguised as a soldier. 295
  • Used flying knives to kill enemy leaders and wound the Golden Wheel Great Dharma Master through a gap in his defense. 297
  • Her assassination methods become especially dangerous when paired with her enhanced physical speed. 297

Space-Time and Wormhole Abilities

As Space-Time Rose, Du Qiangwei can employ wormhole transport techniques. 389 452

  • Transported Super Warrior gene backups into a wormhole during the Giant Gorge laboratory incident. 452
  • Her wormhole abilities drew Liang Bing's immediate attention and led to her identification as Space-Time Rose. 452
  • Her Wormhole Algorithm skills improved significantly after her genes awakened. 389

Equipment / Weapons / Items

  • Flying knives — Rose's signature assassination weapons; includes the Tang Clan Flying Knife Technique. 174 297
  • Daggers — Used in close-quarters combat and against the Sword Saint. 208
  • Long swords — Used during the battle against the Foreign Race army. 298
  • Black stealth suit — Worn while infiltrating the Foreign Race camp. 297

Relationships

  • Du Kao — Adoptive father. He rescued and raised Rose after the Sunward City massacre, but their relationship later became distant because of his constant duties and their lack of communication. 170 438 453
  • Wang Shu — Rival, sparring partner, and martial arts teacher. Rose sought his strength, learned Inner Force from him, and later chose Heavenly City partly because he was there. 173 182 208 320
  • Angel Chase — Rescuer and prospective mentor. Chase healed Rose, recognized her potential as an Angel Warrior, and brought her to Heavenly City. 306 320
  • Angel Yan — Angel leader who judged Rose to be a potential Angel Guardian and praised her as a natural-born warrior. 208 322
  • Liang Bing — Traveling companion and protector. Liang Bing became intensely attached to Rose, followed her during the Foreign Race mission, saved her from death, and later encountered Space-Time Rose at Giant Gorge. 216 295 299 452
  • Lian Feng — A supportive figure connected to Du Kao. She tried to reassure Rose after the Giant Gorge breach and helped manage Rose's Super Soldier duties. 166 453
  • Zhao Yun — Ally during the Sunward City conflict. Rose traveled with him to Ge Family Village and participated in the effort against the Yuan Army. 170 172

Trivia

  • Rose's name was given by Du Kao after the massacre that killed her parents, symbolizing blood and tears. 170
  • She has been described by Angel Yan as someone “born for battle” who could become Heavenly City's sharpest blade. 209
  • Rose's historical black hair and Du Qiangwei's later wine-red hair are the primary visible difference noted between the two versions. 389