In "Under One Man", Feng Baobao's identity has always been very mysterious, a seemingly little girl, but she has survived for almost three generations.
Obviously, it seems that he has not undergone special training, but he has reached the realm of Shen Ying and introverted.
So, who is Feng Baobao? There are two main speculations about Feng Baobao's true identity:
Feng Baobao is a rootless daughter.
Wu Gensheng once introduced his life experience to others, saying that his name was Feng Yao and that he also had a daughter. In addition, Feng Baobao is also surnamed Feng, and many of the Thirty-Six Thieves know her, which proves that there is an intersection between them.
In addition, netizens speculated that Feng Baobao had an incurable disease for some reason, and in order to treat her disease, Wu Gensheng united with eight other people to treat Feng Baobao, but although the disease was cured, Feng Baobao also lost his memory and had part of the ability of the Eight Wonder Skills.
Feng Baobao is rootless.
There is some truth to this speculation, as Rootless has not been seen since the Jiashen Rebellion, and no one knows where he went.
Wugensheng is a man, Feng Baobao is a woman, why is there a speculation that the two are the same person?
There may be several reasons for the speculation that Rootless is a man but some people think he is Feng Baobao:
- Similar in appearance and eyes: Wu Gensheng and Feng Baobao both have introverted eyes, which are very clear and without a trace of immaculateness. This similarity has led some people to the idea that rootless is the male version of Feng Baobao.
- Ambiguity of gender identity: In some cultures or contexts, gender may not be absolute. As a character, rootless may have certain traits or behaviors that lead to a vague perception of their gender. This ambiguity may have led to speculation that it is associated with Feng Baobao.
- Plot setting and character relationships: In the story, there may be some kind of connection or relationship between Wu Gensheng and Feng Baobao. This connection may be related by blood (such as father-daughter) or other forms of association. This kind of plot setting may have sparked speculation about the relationship between Wu Gensheng and Feng Baobao.
Rootless conditions
No root, his real name is Feng Yao, and he is the former head of the whole sex. He calls himself "born spiritual root", and uses this name to imply that he has no beginning in the past and no end in the future.
His mother died when he was born, and he was adopted and raised by a Taoist priest surnamed Feng.
His life seems to be full of twists and turns, he pursues the recognition of the whole sex and strives to become the official head of the whole sex, but after becoming the head of the whole sex, he suddenly chooses to abandon the whole sex, which makes the people of the whole sex confused.
Rootless likes to collect novelties, taste the food of various places, and feel the beauty of various places.
However, when he accomplished these goals, his life suddenly seemed boring. At some point in 1943, Rootless's personality changed greatly, and he chose to form a rebellion with 36 people, abandoning the whole sex, and at the same time putting the other 35 people in a dangerous situation.