Guan Changge

Guan Changge is the missing Tianyu cultivator whose Falling Star Divine Sword directs Xu Bai's investigation toward the Boundless Wall. (Chapters 739–742)

Biography

Chapter 739

Guan Changge disappears after becoming caught in the Boundless Wall, creating a political crisis because his elder Guan Xingxiu commands the Tianyu Garrison Institute. His Falling Star Divine Sword returns and reacts strongly enough to reveal both danger and Guan's deep attachment to sword cultivation. Xu Bai follows the clue into the Wall and brings Guan back, but cannot restore him completely: most of Guan's divine consciousness refuses to leave the Sword Dao comprehension found there, leaving his body childlike and dull. His rescue later earns gratitude from a powerful contact tied to Guan's family. (Chapters 739–742, 760)

Appearance and personality

Before the disappearance, no stable facial or clothing description is supplied. After rescue Guan behaves like a dull-witted child, continually grinning because only a fraction of consciousness operates the body. His prior admiration for the Falling Star Divine Sword and refusal to abandon comprehension indicate intense sword devotion, though his impaired state should not be mistaken for his original personality. (Chapters 740–742)

Abilities and cultivation

The corpus supports profound receptivity to Sword Dao but does not state Guan Changge's formal realm or show a named personal technique. His consciousness becomes absorbed in sword comprehension inside the Boundless Wall, and Xu Bai cannot force most of it back. The Falling Star Divine Sword's autonomous sharpness belongs to the artifact and should not be counted as Guan's unaided combat power. (Chapters 740–742)

Relationships

Guan Xingxiu is Guan Changge's powerful elder and the political reason officials urgently pursue the case. Xu Bai is the investigator and rescuer who sacrifices part of himself to retrieve Guan. Nangong Shirong supervises the response but depends on Xu Bai's unusual ability to enter the Wall. (Chapters 739–742, 760)

Items

• Falling Star Divine Sword: Guan admires and is closely linked to this golden flying sword. It survives his disappearance and becomes the central clue in the rescue; its autonomous behavior does not mean another official acquires ownership. (Chapters 739–741)