Wu Chang

Wu Chang is a Valley God Planet contestant whose fearful pragmatism conflicts with his Bravery keyword until a suicidal charge awakens an immortal body.

Biography

Reluctant loyalty becomes battlefield courage

Wu Chang pledges service to Luo Shuang and Du Ge after judging their trust more valuable than resistance, even asking not to be called “Mr. Wu” because his rough host body makes the title suspicious. He serves as guard, soldier, and occasional shield while trying to remain adaptable, but learning that Du Ge holds first place terrifies him. His Bravery keyword prevents desertion without an attribute collapse, so he chooses open surrender and accepts Du Ge's promise of a top-ten place. (Chapters 306–313, 329–330)

Du Ge later forces Wu to confront the contradiction between professed bravery and constant calculation. Leading the Earthly Fierce Army against Lin Qing, Wu rides knowingly into thousands of guided arrows and is repeatedly reduced to a perforated wreck, yet rises each time and continues charging. The ordeal awakens immortality, raises him toward the top ten, and makes his courage a genuine military asset; after the campaign he is temporarily suppressed in a well, but survives the battlefield and is later remembered as one of Du Ge's comrades. (Chapters 363–365, 374, 508, 564)

Keywords, skills, and cultivation

Wu's keyword is Bravery. Directly facing danger raises his attributes, while hesitation, anxiety, or desertion causes stagnation or decline. Its advanced expression is an immortal body capable of restoring his face and body after thousands of arrows tear through him, even reviving after repeated volleys. Immortality does not prevent pain, restraint, or capture: overwhelming attacks can stop him temporarily, and chains and confinement can neutralize him without needing to kill him. (Chapters 347, 363–365, 374)

Relationships

• Du Ge: Wu's intimidating commander, teacher, and eventual cross-planet comrade; Du Ge engineers the crisis that awakens his skill.
• Luo Shuang: The princess Wu chooses to serve and whose restoration campaign gives his keyword a cause.
• Dan Cong: A fellow off-world comrade later named alongside Wu as a sign of goodwill toward Du Ge.

Items

• Spear and long knife: Ordinary weapons Wu uses during his charge against Lin Qing's army.