Gu Hengbo

> Now, with his hair fixed by a jade hairpin and his white Taoist robe fluttering in the wind, he looked like an immortal from afar, so gorgeous that one could hardly take their eyes off him.
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## Names

### Alias

wǔ niáng (五娘)
 Fifth Lady

## Personal Information

### Affiliation

Purple Mansion of Xuandu (玄都紫府 *Xuandu Zifu*):

## Debut

### Novel

Chapter 101: And where did this exalted personage hail from?

## Cast

### Donghua

Xiao Qingyuan

[[Gu Hengbo]] (顾横波) is a disciple of Xuandu Mountain and the youngest and the only female disciple who was accepted under Qi Fengge’s tutelage. Although Gu Hengbo is young, as Qi Fengge’s disciple, she can be considered to be of the same generation as Shen Qiao. Strictly speaking, she could also be considered as Yi Bichen’s peer. Gu Hengbo rarely made an appearance in the jianghu, hence only few people knew of her.

## Appearance

Gu Hengbo is described as a lovely and refined beauty whose dressed in plain clothing. Her face was elegant and ethereal, and her raven black hair was coiled into a tall bun, [1] tightly held in place by strings of jade. The majority of the people present were also enraptured by the sudden appearance of Gu Hengbo. She carried a longsword on her back and her eyes were piercing with an air of gentle refinement. Her movements did not bear the slightest trace of femininity nor was she in the least bit nervous from the scrutiny of the crowd; instead, she retained a composed and self-assured stance. Upon taking a closer look at her face, she appeared as if she was carved out of icy jade, [4] much like an immortal shrouded in clouds, bearing an impressive figure.

Although Gu Hengbo was a woman, Shen Qiao treated her no differently and taught her the same way he taught Yuan Ying. While Gu Hengbo appeared somewhat unapproachable, she handled matters in a swift, resolute and orderly manner.

## Relationships

 ⬖ Shen Qiao ⬗

She had entered Mount Xuandu somewhat late, and the age difference between herself and her elder martial brothers was significantly large. As the sect leader, Qi Fengge had numerous duties and matters to attend to; hence, he was not always available to personally instruct his disciples on a daily basis. Gu Hengbo’s education in martial arts had mostly been imparted by Tan Yuanchun and Shen Qiao, and between the two, it was Shen Qiao who had spent more time with her. This was why Gu Hengbo deeply respected her shixiong like both an elder brother and a father, and she admired him deeply. They shared a relationship that was much closer than with others in the sect.

 ⬖ Wang Er-Lang and Wang San-Lang ⬗

Both Wang brother first interaction with Gu Hengbo was intense, however on the day of shijiandahui, he’d nearly been injured by Duan Wenyang and had been rescued by Gu Hengbo.

Youth had no immunity against beautiful woman, and Wang-sanlang was no exception, he secretly admired Gu Hengbo in his heart, and wanted to make the connection, but he didn’t count on Gu Hengbo ignoring him, at the end of shijiandahui she had chased after the departing Yuan Zixiao, Wang-erlang couldn’t stand to see his brother wallowing around all day, when he heard of the match between these two grandmasters at Banbu Peak, he had brought his brother along to watch the match.

## References

1. ↑ Novel, Book 1, Chapter 52:I'm still me
2. ↑  Thousand Autumns Book Vol ?, Chapter 101:And where did this exalted personage hail from?
3. ↑  Thousand Autumns Book Vol ?, Extra Chapter 2
4. ↑ Thousand Autumns Book Vol ?, Chapter 101:And where did this exalted personage hail from?
5. ↑  Thousand Autumns Book Vol ?, Chapter 128: "?"