Channeling qi...
Rong Ziju

Rong Ziju

Rong Ziju (simplified: 容子矩, traditional: 容子矩, pinyin: Róng Zǐjǔ) was a disciple of the Wuliang Sword School and the shidi of Zuo Zimu.

Biography

Background

Rong Ziju was a disciple of the Wuliang Sword School, serving under his senior brother Zuo Zimu. His martial arts skills were inferior to Zuo Zimu’s but superior to Gong Guangjie, placing him in the middle ranks of the school’s disciples.

Death at the hands of Shennong Guild

Rong Ziju met his end when he was killed by members of the Shennong Guild. His body was discovered with his eyes wide open and a look of hatred on his face, with his nose and mouth showing no signs of breathing. The cause of his death was revealed to be a collision, but he had already been severely wounded before this occurred.

The warning message

On Rong Ziju’s chest, the words “Shennong Guild exterminates Wuliang Sword” were written in black characters. This message served as a warning to the Wuliang Sword School about the Shennong Guild’s intentions and marked the beginning of the conflict between the two organisations.

Personality and traits

Loyal to his school

Rong Ziju demonstrated loyalty to the Wuliang Sword School and his senior brother Zuo Zimu. His death while defending the school’s interests showed his commitment to his martial arts family.

Courageous but outmatched

Despite his courage, Rong Ziju was ultimately outmatched by his opponents from the Shennong Guild. His death highlighted the dangerous nature of the conflicts that were beginning to emerge in the jianghu.

Martial arts abilities

Wuliang Sword School techniques

Rong Ziju was trained in the martial arts of the Wuliang Sword School, though his skills were not as advanced as his senior brother’s. He was capable of basic sword techniques and defensive maneuvers.

Limited combat experience

While Rong Ziju had received training in the Wuliang Sword School’s techniques, his limited combat experience and inferior skills compared to his opponents ultimately led to his defeat and death.

See also