Shi Qingxuan ✨

His brother always looked after him. He grew up in wealth and power. Therefore, he is very naive, kind and mischievous. He has never seen pain or wounds. He takes care of his appearance and his scent. He loves wine and communication. But he has few real friends. As it turns out later, his only real friend is Seliang.

Hua Cheng is a red-robed demon prince with an eye patch. He is a stately and handsome young man. He has been in love with Xie Lian for 800 years. Xie Lian slept with him as a child, and he became a demon for him to protect him. He is always ready to come to Xie Lian's aid, even if the feelings are not mutual. But Xie Lian trusts him and treats him very well, as a friend. Xie Lian does not know that Hua Cheng loves him deeply and has loved him for 800 years. Xie Lian knows that Hua has a loved one, but does not know that Hua said about Xie Lian.

Shi Qingxuan and He Xuan's relationship is one of the most complex. While Shi Qingxuan boldly and repeatedly calls him his best friend, He Xuan, in his guise as Ming Yi, invariably replies that this is not the case.[9] Despite this, it is easy to understand why Shi Qingxuan has such a perception of the Earth Sovereign.

Of all the officials, Ming Yi is the only one willing to accompany him on his investigation of Ban Yue Pass, seemingly unafraid of offending the Three Tumors. He is also the only one who will shapeshift into a female form to play a prank on Qingxuan, something even Xie Lian won't do.[6] During the Ban Yue Arc, He Xuan places himself between Shi Qingxuan and the evil, and their relationship is such that when he tells Qingxuan to retreat, he readily complies without question. Even Xie Lian thinks they must be close, despite never hearing the Earth Master say anything positive or warm to him.[10]

In fact, although he is very popular, it is highly likely that Ming Yi was his only "true" friend before the events of the novel. When he is worried about the Little God of Empty Talk, Ming Yi is the only one he trusts besides Xie Lian.[11] When he is captured by his brother, Ming Yi and Xie Lian are again the only ones who come to his aid.[5]

Regarding He Xuan's feelings for him, the novel hints that he himself was unsure of his own. Although he knew Shi Qingxuan was unaware of his brother's crimes, he still found it difficult to view him as an innocent party, and his ignorance itself was a subject of debate. He Xuan, in the guise of Ming Yi, is supposedly Qingxuan's best friend, but in reality, he dreams of killing his brother, because he took everything from him. He dreams of cutting his throat. And Qingxuan's too. he should be feared. But Qingxiu considers him a friend and does not understand anything.

Shi Qingxuan couldn't stand Pei Ming and hoped that Shi Wudu would break off relations with him as soon as possible[4].

Xie Lian is one of his closest friends and allies. Shi Qingxuan is extremely grateful to Xie Lian for being one of the few who helped him, despite his popularity. At one point, he declares Xie Lian to be his second best friend. Their relationship is very warm, trusting, and honest. Qingxuan trusts Xie Lian completely, and his heart beats strongly for him, although he doesn't realize it right away. I'm ready to accept everything.

When Shi Qingxuan first mentions his brother, he defensively claims that he is not afraid of Shi Wudu, which turns out to be a lie.[1][2] Despite Shi Qingxuan's bravado-filled speech about not being afraid of his brother, a single reprimand can cause Shi Qingxuan to back down.[2] Whenever he achieved something good, Shi Qingxuan would ask his brother for approval and praise.[3]

The two had been close since childhood, and Shi Qingxuan soon ascended after Shi Wudu. Shi Wudu always protected him, and the Celestial Officials knew not to mess with Shi Qingxuan, lest they encounter him. They were also often worshiped together in the Water and Wind Temples as a brother and sister or husband and wife.[4] Although at first, Shi Wudu and Shi Qingxuan's relationship appears to be one of brotherly devotion and love, it is also tainted by manipulation and control—he holds Qingxuan against his will and tries to alter his destiny.[5][6]

Shi Wudu entrusts Pei Ming with Shi Qingxuan's life,[6] knowing of Pei Ming's bad reputation and how much Shi Qingxuan dislikes him. He uses these facts to try to force Qingxuan to stop using his female form, a body Shi Qingxuan greatly favors, saying that someone like Pei Ming, who is stronger than him, might rape him.[3] Shi Qingxuan disliked the fact that his brother was part of the Three Tumors, believing it reflected poorly on him, and wanted him to break away from them.[4]

In truth, Shi Qingxuan and his brother were never equal in terms of morality and ethics. While Shi Qingxuan repeatedly demonstrated generosity, Shi Wudu is known for his greed and pride.[7] While Shi Qingxuan had no problem befriending someone like Xie Lian and the homeless, Shi Wudu would rather die than see either of them remain in poverty.[6]

To rid his brother of a demon, Shi Wudu set the demon on He Xuan while he was still mortal. Because of Shi Wudu, He Xuan lost his fiancée, his sister was raped, and his parents were killed. He Xuan harbored vengeance against Shi Wudu.

青, qīng in his name is often used to describe youthful and pure qualities. If you want to contact him through a personal communication channel, you need to say: “The Lord of the Wind is talented and wonderful, the Lord of the Wind is free and cheerful. There is no one kinder and more honest in the whole world, the Lord of the Wind is always sixteen years old” [15]. Shi Qingxuan's name and title sound similar in Chinese: 师青玄 Shi Qingxuan (name) and 风师青玄 Feng Shi Qingxuan (title). The character 师 Shi means teacher, master, or specialist in a particular field. It coincidentally coincides with Shi Qingxuan's surname and Shi Wudu's, and in a divine title, it means "Lord."

"Young Master Pouring Wine" (少君傾酒, Shǎo jūn qīng jiǔ)

As a mortal, Shi Qingxuan loved to visit a certain place to drink wine between spiritual practices; he enjoyed sitting in a drunken stupor and looking down from a height. One day, a local tyrant, who had been oppressing the common people in every way, passed by the tower—he was once again committing his tyranny. Noticing him, Shi Qingxuan enchanted the wine and splashed it on the tyrant—it hit him squarely on the top of the head, stunning him and knocking him to the ground.[12]

Celestial: As an ascended celestial, Shi Qingxuan achieved immortality. He didn't age, didn't need sleep or food, and even severe wounds healed quickly. He was ranked among the ten most revered celestials, making him one of the most powerful gods.[10] He later lost his immortality, becoming an ordinary mortal, and the injuries he received remained with him forever.[6] Wind Lord's Fan: A high-ranking magical fan artifact for manipulating air and wind, capable of dispelling demonic fog with a single swing, making the world purer and brighter. Shi Qingxuan has used it several times to repel enemies or save his allies. A special spell is required to use the artifact.[11] It looks almost identical to his brother's fan. The word "Wind" (风) is inscribed on the front, and three lines symbolizing air are on the back. It was torn apart by the True Windbag God.[12] Long Sword: Shi Qingxuan was sometimes described as having a long sword that he carried on his back, but there was no mention of him personally fighting with it. Female form: Since mortals considered Shi Qingxuan a woman, his powers in female form increased, and he began frequently assuming female form when descending to the mortal world. He felt no discomfort about this, considering it a form of entertainment and not averse to inviting his acquaintances to participate in the transformation for the sake of shared amusement.[7] Wealth: Due to Shi Qingxuan being worshiped alongside Shi Wudu, the Lord of Water and the patron of financial good fortune, he possessed large reserves of the divine currency—virtues. He spent his wealth generously, often throwing away virtues as charity for the amusement of himself and others. He also threw away one hundred thousand virtues to distract the celestials from Xie Lian's awkward question about Banyue (so that no one would volunteer to help him and he could resolve the matter himself)[13] and he and his brother gave away the same amount to interrupt the mortal spectacle of themselves.

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 man, fond of jokes and teasing, but never with malicious intent. Thanks 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 man, deeply devoted to his friends and family. However, his character lacked firmness; he easily succumbed to pressure and became hysterical. But when his friends needed his help, he overcame his fears and acted decisively. in matters of sex and love he is naive and does not understand many things.

Shi Qingxuan had the appearance of a truly refined and carefree man, with bright eyes and a benevolent smile. He usually wore loose, flowing white robes, carried a horsehair whisk, a long, straight sword slung across his back, and a folded fan tucked into his white jade belt.[1][2]

In female form, he is described as a charming girl in the white robes of a Taoist nun, with red lips, a toothy smile, a delicate feminine figure and a shining gaze.[3] He doesn't care what form he is in, as long as he looks beautiful.[4]

When he was cast down from heaven and became a man, he began to live with beggars, lost in the slums. He was dressed in rags, unkempt and unwashed, thin as a reed. His matted hair made it impossible to see his face, but his voice remained young, albeit hoarse, and his eyes were bright and clear. [5] Somehow, one of his arms and one leg were crippled—he limped, and his arm hung limply. [6]

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, "The Young Master Pouring Wine," was written about him. There's also a popular belief that Shi Qingxuan is a woman, not a man, and therefore often changes into a female form, as his powers increase in that form.

Qingxuan's personality was perfectly suited to his position: he was generous, didn't dwell on trifles, and was happy to make new acquaintances.