Mu Qing (General Xuanzhen)

Mu Qing is largely depicted as a proud and stubborn man, often speaking dismissively and sarcastically to others, making him disliked by many. He has a short temper and often quarrels with others, and is particularly enraged when reminded of his former humble beginnings.

He appears sarcastic and mocking, even impudent, but when interacting with the village children, he reveals himself to be softer and more caring.

Mu Qing has a hard time forming attachments to new people, treating everyone with a certain disdain. Moreover, he doesn't display his affection openly. His only concern is offering tea or covering them with a warm blanket at the right moment, but even at such moments, he can't resist a touch of malice.
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Mu Qing wore black robes, his skin pale with a hint of ruddy color, his thin lips slightly pursed, his eyelids lowered, and his expression suitably impassive. His steps were light, as if floating, and his entire appearance radiated a cold aura, as if warning, "Don't even think about talking to me." He seemed incredibly cold and indifferent to everything. He was undoubtedly a god of war, yet he resembled more a god of literature. He was the very definition of a handsome man. His voice was extremely polite, soft, and even gentle, yet his tone was anything but pleasant. Mu Qing was naturally pale, and when blood rushed to his face, his thin skin flushed completely, making it very noticeable. He had a bite scar on his arm that had appeared hundreds of years ago.

Swordsmanship: Mu Qing possesses superb swordsmanship. It was precisely this talent that led him to be noticed by Xie Lian, who began training and improving his skills. The heavy saber in his hands fluttered with unparalleled ease and agility, seemingly weightless. Even Emperor Xianle remarked on his high level of skill, and the Empress said he was only slightly inferior to Xie Lian himself.
Zhanmadao (斬馬刀, zhǎn mǎ dāo): Mu Qing's preferred weapon is a Chinese two-handed saber with a wide, long blade. Mu Qing's zhanmadao in his youth was approximately 9 chi long. With his enormous zhanmadao, Mu Qing could deflect incoming arrows, but he still couldn't match Hua Cheng's mastery of the saber.
Celestial: As an ascended celestial, Mu Qing gained immortality. He does not age, does not require sleep or food, and even severe wounds heal relatively quickly. He is one of the most popular war gods, ranking among the top ten most revered celestials, making him one of the most powerful.
Physical Strength: Being the god of war, he possesses incredible physical strength.