Lu Lianrong

Lu Lianrong

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Lu Lianrong (simplified: 鲁连荣, traditional: 魯連榮, pinyin: Lǔ Liánróng, jyutping: lou5 lin4 wing4), known as “Golden-eyed Eagle” (金眼雕) or “Golden-eyed Crow” (金眼乌鸦), was a member of the South Hengshan School. He was known for his talkative nature and his involvement in various sect conflicts, particularly the Sword-Qi faction dispute.

Biography

Lu Lianrong was a member of the South Hengshan School who participated in various sect activities and missions. He was known for his talkative nature and his tendency to speak out on various matters, sometimes causing conflicts.

Sword-Qi faction dispute

Lu Lianrong was involved in the Sword-Qi faction dispute, where he supported the Sword faction’s attempt to regain control of the Huashan School. He went to Mount Hua with Feng Buping and other Sword faction members to challenge Yue Buqun’s leadership.

During a confrontation with Ning Zhongze, Yue Buqun intervened and used his Violet Dawn Divine Skill (紫霞神功) to break both their swords, forcing Lu Lianrong to withdraw in defeat.

Accusation against Liu Zhengfeng

Lu Lianrong was also involved in the public accusation against Liu Zhengfeng, claiming that Liu Zhengfeng had colluded with Qu Yang of the Sun Moon Order. This accusation contributed to the internal division within the Hengshan School and led to the tragic events of the Golden Basin Handwashing ceremony.

Personality & traits

Lu Lianrong was portrayed as talkative, opinionated, and somewhat meddlesome. He was quick to voice his opinions and involve himself in sect conflicts, sometimes causing more problems than he solved. His character demonstrates the internal divisions and conflicts that plagued the orthodox jianghu.

Martial arts abilities

Lu Lianrong was trained in the Hengshan Swordplay, particularly the “Hengshan Fast Sword” (衡山快剑) technique. While his skills were considered first-rate, they were still inferior to top masters like Yue Buqun and Ning Zhongze.

Relationships

  • Mo Da: His zhangmen.
  • Liu Zhengfeng: His fellow sect member, whom he publicly accused.
  • Yue Buqun: An opponent whom he challenged during the Sword-Qi faction dispute.
  • Ning Zhongze: An opponent with whom he fought during the Sword-Qi faction dispute.

Behind the scenes

Lu Lianrong’s character represents the internal conflicts and divisions within the orthodox jianghu. His talkative nature and tendency to involve himself in disputes highlight the theme that even within the so-called “orthodox” sects, there are individuals who contribute to conflict and division. His character serves as a reminder that sectarian loyalty does not always equate to moral righteousness.

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