Moon Raiment

When Fang Zheng activates it, a vague light blue fog gathers around his body. In the mist it forms a long floating ribbon that loops around his waist and coils around his limbs, with the middle section drifting above his head. ^{ch. 104}

It is a rank two Gu with defensive properties. Its defense sits slightly lower than White Jade Gu, but it can assist others in defending and has greater use in small group fights. With it active, Fang Yuan judges that bare fists cannot break Fang Zheng’s defense, and that Moonlight Gu also cannot break through unless the attacker holds Moonglow Gu. ^{ch. 104}

By the time Fang Zheng confronts Fang Yuan on the stairs, he has already refined Moon Raiment and treats it as the defense Fang Yuan cannot break with fists. Fang Yuan confirms the rank two label on sight. ^{ch. 104}

Fang Yuan’s later survey of Moonlight Gu routes records that Fang Zheng used Moonlight Gu and Jade Skin Gu to create Moon Raiment, a rare line whose upper limit is rank five Moonlight Treasure King Gu. ^{ch. 106}

Fang Zheng’s rank two Moon Raiment already gives him the ability to fight Fang Yuan. ^{ch. 107}

White Jade Gu is not the Raiment Gu. White Jade Gu cannot lessen the force of an impact; Fang Yuan’s back still hurts after a fall of three to four meters. ^{ch. 150}

On the Qing Mao Mountain battlefield Fang Zheng shouts the Gu’s name and activates it. A misty light that is blue like the moon gushes from his body, extending and surrounding the Gu Masters around him. ^{ch. 190}

Inside an ice chunk, Fang Zheng’s whole body is covered with a layer of moonlight from Moon Raiment Gu. He had used it against Ironbeak flying cranes until one crane broke through the barrier and pecked his forehead, after which he lost consciousness. ^{ch. 199}