He Xuan

NAME
天庭 – Tiānting
天 tiān – sky
庭 tíng – court

STATUS
Palo
LOCATION
Heaven
The Heavenly Palace or Heaven (天庭, Tiāntíng) is a term used to refer to the collective of all gods and the palaces of deities.
The Highest Heavens are those who have ascended to the heavens through their own abilities and talents. There are no more than a hundred such celestials, and they are held in great veneration.
Middle Heavens were those who had merely been appointed to a position to perform official duties and assist the celestial whose palace they were assigned to. Such servants were called "acting celestials" (the first part was usually omitted in speech). Among them were highly talented beings endowed with outstanding magical power, but only the remaining path to ascension separated them from the status of full-fledged celestials.

RACE
God
Human (formerly)
FLOOR
Male
HEIGHT
187 cm
FAMILY
Shi Qingxuan (younger brother)
Parents †
Shi Wudu (师无渡, Shī Wúdù) is one of the five elemental gods of Water Wudu (水师无渡 Shuǐ Shī Wúdù), and the older brother of Shi Qingxuan.

He was also revered as the god of wealth.[1] He was close friends with Pei Ming and Lingwen, and together they shared the nickname of one of the "three tumors."[2]
Shi Wudu appeared as a youth, similar in appearance to Shi Qingxuan, and seemed highly intelligent and refined. However, his arrogant gaze betrayed a willful man unaccustomed to being rejected. His eyes radiated contempt for everyone. He also wore white robes and a Water Lord fan.[3] The brothers' appearance was two-thirds identical.[4]
Shi Wudu was a very proud and arrogant man. He earned the nickname "Water Tyrant" (or "Water Tyrant") because he could manipulate waterways to either facilitate or hinder the movement of merchant ships, and without paying proper respect, he could easily sink a vessel. It was through generous gifts and worship that he became one of the most powerful and wealthy celestials. Given his character, he had few friendships; only General Pei Ming and Lingwen did he associate more closely, though their interactions were marked by saccharine flattery, mutual ribbing, and banter.

He Xuan was a kind and loyal man who worked hard and cared deeply for his family. From childhood, he was distinguished by a terrifying intellect, mastering all disciplines quickly and thoroughly, and was also known as a model son: no matter what he was told, he carried it out without question. He was also honest, refusing to bribe officials when he took the national exam, despite desperately needing to pass it in hopes of escaping poverty. But, as luck would have it, he was unlucky in his own right, and no happiness lasted long. He learned to adapt successfully to circumstances, no matter how terrible the misfortunes and losses that befell him, striving to achieve more through his intelligence and abilities.[5]
Now, he also generally behaves with restraint and rarely causes trouble[9].
He can keep his feelings and emotions in check, waiting for the right moment to strike. He's capable of harboring deep resentments that won't heal until he takes revenge on the offender. He's also cruel to those he despises, but at the same time, he's fair in his own way. Unsociable, he doesn't like to communicate with anyone except his wife. He eats often, loves to eat—he's a god and can eat whenever and whatever he wants, while as a mere mortal, he starved and was starved. He adores his wife; they were childhood friends and had a very good relationship, and when they grew up, they fell in love. He always walks by his wife's side, but if she tells him not to follow her, he'll leave so as not to disturb her, but he'll resent her and be jealous (but not too much).

He Xuan was born in the town of Boguchen to a poor family that barely made ends meet, but he was a man of great talent, astonishing everyone with his intelligence from childhood. He studied quickly and diligently, and was renowned for his filial piety—he was good in every way. However, he was unlucky beyond measure: no matter what joy befell him, it was always followed by misfortune.[1]

For example, he successfully passed his exams, but because he didn't bring the officials any gifts, they took offense and deliberately hid his scroll, replacing it with a blank sheet. As a result, he was unable to obtain a position for several years.

The young man abandoned his academic career and decided to go into trade, but when his business took off, other merchants banded together and began to oppress him in every way possible. No matter how much he earned, they took it all away, and he ended up in debt.[1]

In the end he went mad, became brutal, and one evening, on the eve of Cold Dews[2], he took weapons and killed everyone who had ever offended him.

Those people had long been bullying the common people, so He's act became heroic in the eyes of the people[1]. Then he ascended.
Age: 100 years.
Height: 189 cm.
Weapon: Fan of the Lord of Water and Stormy Waters.
He wears completely black robes, has a snow-white face and long black hair, brightly burning eyes - like two shimmering pieces of ice[1] and an indescribably gloomy expression on his face[2].