Editing General Liu

{{PlayableUnit
|index = 316
|nationality = Republic of China
|classification = RF
|rarity = 5
|faction = [[Griffin & Kryuger]]
|manufactureringame = [[I.O.P.]]
|manufacturer = Hanyang Arsenal, Pratt & Whitney Machine Tool
|artist = {{artist name|八号地球}}
|fullname = General Liu Rifle
|voiceactor = {{voice actor name|Asakura Momo}}
|releasedon = {{doll_server_alias|server=CN|alias=刘氏步枪}}, {{doll_server_alias|server=TW|alias=General Liu}}, {{doll_server_alias|server=KR|alias=류 소총}}, {{doll_server_alias|server=EN|alias=General Liu}}, {{doll_server_alias|server=JP|alias=劉氏歩槍}}

| weaponinfo = {{WIP}}
The General Liu rifle is named after its inventor and the first Superintendent of Hanyang Arsenal - General Liu Qing En (1869-1929), as the rifle never received any other designation. It was probably the first Chinese semi-automatic rifle. The rifle used a muzzle "gas-trap" system similar to Bang rifle (other rifles including this system were: Gewehr 41 and early production models of M1 Garand). The rifle's method of operation could be switched from gas to straight-pull bolt action by rotating counterclockwise the cylinder located on the muzzle, to revert to gas-operated reloading the cylinder had to be rotated back (clockwise). The stock had a compartment for cleaning tools.

Two versions of the rifle were produced by 1916 and tested at the Nanyuan Proving Grounds; one of them being made by the Hanyang Arsenal and the other made by Pratt & Whitney, with the Pratt & Whitney version proving to be superior due to differences in driving springs between both versions. Two more rifles (or possibly the same two tested in 1916) were tested again by the Springfield Armory; nothing was heard from them after the tests, so the rifle was essentially shelved.

Only a few rifles were produced, though it is unclear how many actually were produced. One known sample is known to survive in the Swedish Armémuseum, and another survives in the Springfield Armory Museum.

|personality = She's gentle and polite. She's also bad at communicating with others but this has unexpectedly led to her cultivating an air of mystery, making her one of the popular mentions on many online forums. She often looks at the sky by herself and has no battlefield experience, but she does her best to complete any missions she's given. Occasionally, she is known to hold complex emotions about the word "mass-produced". Money is no object to her and all the things she uses are extremely expensive.

|min_dmg= 47
|max_dmg= 139
|min_eva= 4
|max_eva= 30
|min_acc= 10
|max_acc= 88
|min_rof= 26
|max_rof= 40
|min_hp= 40
|max_hp= 80
|mov= 7

|drop= Obtained as a possible drop throughout Chapter 3 of [[Dual Randomness]].
|nonormalcraft=1
|noheavycraft=1

|aura1 = Affects handguns
|aura2 = Reduce skill cooldown by 18%
|tile1= 1
|tile5= 1
|tile4= 0
|tile7= 1

|costume1 = Fox's Shadow of Drooping Branches
|costume2 = Musings in the Morn
|costume3 = Worldly Vogue
|costume4 = Wandering Dragon Fist
|costume5 = Beauty from the East

|gallery=<gallery>
File:General Liu_S.png|Profile image
File:General Liu.png|Full artwork
File:General Liu_D.png|Full damaged artwork
File:General Liu costume1.png|"Fox's Shadow of Drooping Branches" full artwork
File:General Liu_costume1 D.png|"Fox's Shadow of Drooping Branches" full damaged artwork
File:General Liu costume2.png|"Musings in the Morn" full artwork
File:General Liu_costume2 D.png|"Musings in the Morn" full damaged artwork
File:General Liu costume3.png|"Worldly Vogue" full artwork
File:General Liu_costume3 D.png|"Worldly Vogue" full damaged artwork
File:General Liu costume4.png|"Wandering Dragon Fist" full artwork
File:General Liu_costume4 D.png|"Wandering Dragon Fist" full damaged artwork
File:General Liu costume5.png|"Beauty from the East" full artwork
File:General Liu_costume5 D.png|"Beauty from the East" full damaged artwork
</gallery>

|galleryAlt=<gallery>
File:CHARACTER_SETTINGS_GENERAL LIU.jpg|Official character sheet of General Liu
File:General Liu_costume2 (Censored).png|"Musings in the Morn" full artwork (Censored)
File:General Liu_costume2 D (Censored).png|"Musings in the Morn" full damaged artwork (Censored)
File:General Liu_costume3 D (Censored).png|"Worldly Vogue" full damaged artwork (Censored)
File:General Liu_costume4 D (Censored).png|"Wandering Dragon Fist" full damaged artwork (Censored)
File:General Liu_costume5 D (Censored).png|"Beauty from the East" full damaged artwork (Censored)
File:Eclipse Diary Login Wallpaper.png|"Eclipse Diary" Login wallpaper illustrated by Nagu
File:Dancing Heartstrings Login Wallpaper.jpg|"Dancing Heartstrings" login wallpaper.
File:2024 Wedding Login Wallpaper.png|"Enter My Embrace" Login wallpaper
</gallery>

| trivia = 
* {{doll name|General Liu|RF|5}}'s passive spawns her reinforcements outside of battle and has them advance into battle from the far left side of the screen, note that trying to retreat Liu, will cause her reinforcements to retreat as well.
* General Liu's extra dummies have unique interactions with certain buffing skills in the game:
**All buffs affecting the whole team such as {{doll name|Five-seveN|HG|5}} and {{doll name|Colt Revolver|HG|4}} ''will'' work on Liu's dummies as expected.
**Tile based buffs such as {{doll name|Python|HG|5}} and {{doll name|Px4 Storm|HG|5}} ''will'' work on Liu's dummies, but only when the buff tiles extend backwards to to the position of the dummies.
**Class based buffs such as {{doll name|K5|HG|4}} and Fairy Talent 'Aim' will ''not'' work on Liu's dummies, as the dummies are not recognized as RFs.
**Leader buffs such as {{doll name|Webley|HG|5}} and {{doll name|Rex Zero 1|HG|4}} (when Liu is Leader) will only affect Liu herself and ''not'' her dummies.
**Column based buffs such as {{doll name|P22|HG|5}} will ''not'' work with the dummies either, as the dummies stand outside the normal battle grid.
**Both the passive and active buffs from {{doll name|C-93|HG|5}} ''will'' work on the dummies. In fact, since Liu's skill permanently debuffs herself, C-93 will continuously buff Liu and her dummies.
**{{doll name|Clear|HG|Extra}} will only distribute a buff to Liu herself with her skill and ''not'' her dummies.
* Since Liu's dummies have separate hitboxes from other dolls, they can be directly targeted by enemy skills with random targeting, such as the {{enemy name|Coeus}} and certain bosses.
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 | weaponinfo = {{WIP}}
-The General Liu rifle is named after its inventor and the first Superintendent of Hanyang Arsenal, General Liu Qing En (1869-1929), as the rifle never received any other designation. It holds the distinction of being one of China's earliest domestically designed firearms, meaning that it was an original design from within the country, and not a design purchased from another major power. The rifle used a muzzle "gas-trap" system similar to the Danish Bang rifle, the Gewehr 41, and early production models of the M1 Garand. The rifle could be switched from gas-operated semi-automatic to straight-pull bolt action by rotating the metal cylinder located on the muzzle counter-clockwise; to revert to gas-operation the cylinder simply had to be rotated back clockwise.
+The General Liu rifle is named after its inventor and the first Superintendent of Hanyang Arsenal - General Liu Qing En (1869-1929), as the rifle never received any other designation. It was probably the first Chinese semi-automatic rifle. The rifle used a muzzle "gas-trap" system similar to Bang rifle (other rifles including this system were: Gewehr 41 and early production models of M1 Garand). The rifle's method of operation could be switched from gas to straight-pull bolt action by rotating counterclockwise the cylinder located on the muzzle, to revert to gas-operated reloading the cylinder had to be rotated back (clockwise). The stock had a compartment for cleaning tools.
-Around 1914, General Liu contacted the Pratt & Whitney Tool Company of Hartford, Connecticut,  in order to purchase machine tooling for the Hanyang Arsenal. General Liu hoped to use this new machinery to produce his new semi-automatic rifle domestically in China, and worked to secure a contract with Pratt and Whitney to this end. In September of that year, Liu traveled out to Hartford along with his entire family and several servants. Liu would remain there for almost a year, working to familiarize himself with the machining process.
+Two versions of the rifle were produced by 1916 and tested at the Nanyuan Proving Grounds; one of them being made by the Hanyang Arsenal and the other made by Pratt & Whitney, with the Pratt & Whitney version proving to be superior due to differences in driving springs between both versions. Two more rifles (or possibly the same two tested in 1916) were tested again by the Springfield Armory; nothing was heard from them after the tests, so the rifle was essentially shelved.
-Two versions of the rifle were produced around 1916 and tested at the Nanyuan Proving Grounds; one of them being made by the Hanyang Arsenal and the other made by Pratt & Whitney. The Pratt & Whitney version proved to be superior, due to the hand-made springs in the Hanyang rifle being weaker than the machined ones in the American rifle. Two years later in 1918, two more Liu rifles were tested, this time at Springfield Armory in the US. Following these trials, and after a few delays thanks to WW1, a shipment of tooling from Pratt and Whitney was sent on its way to China in 1919.
-In the summer of 1919, General Liu suffered a stroke which left him paralyzed in one side of his body, and Liu ended up resigning from his position at Hanyang Arsenal. This resulted in the machinery that had been meant for the Arsenal to be stored in a warehouse in Shanghai for about two years, when it was then sent to a different arsenal in China. It wouldn't be until 1935 when the tooling finally made its way to its original destination, and arrived at Hanyang Arsenal. When it arrived at Hanyang, the tooling was repurposed to help manufacture other firearms, chiefly the Hanyang 88 and Type 24 rifles.
 Only a few rifles were produced, though it is unclear how many actually were produced. One known sample is known to survive in the Swedish Armémuseum, and another survives in the Springfield Armory Museum.