Shi Qingxuan ★

The Lord of the Winds had an open character and a lively disposition, was a very interesting person and loved to make new friends[7][4].

He was a kind, caring and sympathetic person, who loved to joke and tease, but never had any malicious intent. Due to his open and easy-going nature, he got along well with almost all the celestials, could afford to ignore the social status of his comrades and openly oppose powerful colleagues. He was also an honest and moral person, deeply devoted to his friends and family. However, his character lacked firmness, he easily succumbed to pressure and became hysterical. But if his friends needed his help, he overcame his fears and acted decisively.

Shi Qingxuan maintains a cheerful disposition even in the worst of circumstances,

Shi Qingxuan had the appearance of a truly refined and carefree man, with bright eyes and a benevolent smile. He usually wears loose, flowing white robes, holds a horsehair whisk in his hands, carries a long, straight sword on his back, and tucks a folded fan into his white jasper belt.[1][2] In female form, he is described as a charming girl in the white robes of a Taoist nun, with scarlet lips, a toothy smile, a delicate feminine figure, and a shining gaze.[3] He does not care what form he is in, as long as he looks beautiful.[4]

Shi Qingxuan (师青玄, Shī Qīngxuán) is one of the five elemental gods of Wind Lord Qingxuan (风师青玄 Fēng Shī Qīng Xuán), and the younger brother of Water Lord Shi Wudu.

One of the four legends was written about him - "Young Master Pouring Wine". Also, the people have formed the idea that Shi Qingxuan is a woman, not a man, and therefore he often changes his appearance to a woman, since his powers increase in it.