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Liu Qi Ming

Real-world acquaintanceZhang Yang's former schoolmates

Liu Qi Ming is a former schoolmate of Zhang Yang and Fatty Han who attends their reunion. Financial pressure leads him to revive his connection with Fatty Han, whose apparent success he initially misunderstands. (Chapters 197–205)

Biography

Lone Desert Smoke and Soaring Swords

At the reunion, Liu Qi Ming recognizes Fatty Han and decides to use their old-school connection because he needs help, despite having avoided him in high school. He flatters Fatty Han's expensive car and tries to turn the conversation toward the class's successful members. When the gathering becomes entangled in a confrontation involving Zhang Yang, Liu Qi Ming is frightened by the apparent political danger. By the end, he concludes that Fatty Han's fortune must have come through Zhang Yang's influence, leaving him newly respectful but still mistaken about how that success was achieved. (Chapters 197–205)

Appearance and personality

The corpus does not provide Liu Qi Ming's physical features or clothing. His behavior presents him as socially calculating under financial pressure: he neglects an old connection until he needs it, offers conspicuous praise, and quickly reassesses Fatty Han when wealth and influence become visible. (Chapters 197–199 and 205)

Abilities and gameplay

Liu Qi Ming appears only in the real-world storyline, so the supplied chapters establish no in-game class, combat skills, or gameplay mechanics for him. His demonstrated ability is conversational rather than mechanical: he initiates reunion talk and attempts to cultivate Fatty Han through compliments. (Chapter 199)

Relationships

  • Fatty Han: A former schoolmate whom Liu Qi Ming once avoided, then approaches for help and praises after seeing his apparent prosperity. (Chapters 197–199 and 205)
  • Zhang Yang: Another former schoolmate whose apparent reach frightens Liu Qi Ming during the confrontation and shapes his explanation for Fatty Han's fortune. (Chapters 203–205)

Items

The corpus does not identify any personal item owned, equipped, or used by Liu Qi Ming. The expensive car discussed at the reunion belongs to Fatty Han, not to him. (Chapter 199)