Person · Qinghe

Chu Qingquan

Birthday: 7th day of the Sixth Month
Met in: Heaven Has No Pier, Chapter 3
Story circles: Old Dreams of Yanyun · The Taiping Bell is broken

Spoilers

Story pages, identities and endings stay folded until you open them. Remembered on this device.

How far are you?

Ties · 7 · 2 folded

See them as a web ›

In your story · 1

Your journal or Bright Tide names them

Someone you haven't met
Spoiler · Heaven Has No Pier, Chapter 3

Faction role · 1

The faction's page in the game lists them

Someone you haven't met
Spoiler · Heaven Has No Pier, Chapter 4

Faction · 1

Their page in the game shows it

The Hanging Blade
Their faction
Their page · Read it ›

Same story circle · 2

The game puts them in one story

Old Dreams of Yanyun · 11

The Taiping Bell is broken · 6

Same board · 2

The game pins them on one board

To the Blissful · 6

Legend speaks of a remarkable woman in the jianghu known as Water Lady, whose skills were so extraordinary she could alter one's fate with a change of face. Countless sought her gifts, yet over a decade ago, she vanished without a trace. Some say it was for a love lost, others claim it was to guard a secret untold.

You
4 not met yet

Breeze Post Incident · 6

Three years ago, the Tang court held a banquet for Khitan envoys at Qingfeng Post. When the wine had run deep, an envoy rose to relieve himself. Taking this chance, the righteous man Tian Ying struck a shocking blow—he beheaded the envoy and departed unhurriedly. This strike not only shattered the alliance between the Jiangnan Kingdom and the Khitan, but also forged Tian Ying's legendary reputation

Their story · 2

That Moonlit Night Opens another way in the game
A message sparrow flew in beneath the moonlight, circling once, then twice, before it landed beside Chu Qingquan's hand. He opened the letter and read it over and over, but it was the final line that echoed in his mind: "This is an act of great righteousness, for the realm, for the people. I pray you do not refuse." He had always known that one day he would offer his life for the greater good. What he hadn't expected was to come this far with Xiangxun. The thought stirred him. He rose and returned to his room. On a fresh sheet of paper, he wrote: "A true man gives himself for the world. It is his duty and honor. Yet I carry shame in my heart. As for the matter of the Water Lady, I must reconsider. I ask you to wait." In this world, nothing is ever perfectly resolved. But at the very least, he didn't want to lie to her.
Opens another way in the game
Crossing the Yellow River Spoiler · Melodies of Peace
Chu Qingquan knew his time was short. There were things he had to entrust to Yi Dao:First, to go to Heaven's Pier and uncover the truth behind Jiang Wulang. Second, that this secret was part of a far greater plan, one that remained unfinished and weighed on his soul. And third was Xiangxun... Before he could finish, Yi Dao cut him off, complaining about Chu's ranting and how he was not his errand boy. Surprisingly, Chu Qingquan obeyed. He closed his eyes and said nothing more. The two continued in silence, until the sound of rushing water filled the air. As they drew closer, the river roared like a caged beast breaking free, surging southward. Yi Dao tightened the rope. "Time to cross." His words were drowned almost instantly by the torrent. Whether Chu Qingquan heard him or not, no one could say. If he had, perhaps he would've remembered that long journey north, crossing rivers alone beneath a distant moon. But now, though the moon was still high in the sky, the river could no longer be crossed.
Spoiler · Melodies of Peace

‹ All 172 people