From the tips of his obsidian hair to the hem of his flowing robes, this Hua Cheng figure captures the Ghost King's composed majesty. The sculpt emphasizes his tall, slender silhouette in a heavy, multi-layered black robe with lacquered red lining and subtle gold trim. Intricate folding and texture recreate the weight of the cloak, while the sculpted hair falls naturally around a pale, serene face. A restrained mask or scarf detail sits over the lower face, leaving piercing crimson eyes to draw attention. Fine jewelry and ring motifs embellish the sash, adding a hint of ceremonial danger. The pose conveys quiet power and unwavering watchfulness, as if Hua Cheng is always listening for the next signal in the night. The base complements the theme with dark, misty accents and ancient stone textures that echo his timeless presence in Tian Guan Ci Fu.

Hua Cheng, known as the Crimson Rain Swordsman, is introduced in Tian Guan Ci Fu as a formidable and enigmatic figure. Once a legendary mortal swordsman who became the Ghost King, he wields a reputation for ruthless efficiency and an unyielding code of loyalty. After meeting the main protagonist Wei Wuxian, Hua Cheng reveals a patient, protective side, choosing to watch over and assist him even when danger looms. His past life and long exile mold his calm, courteous demeanor, while his apparent detachment hides a deeply protective heart. Across countless trials, Hua Cheng navigates rival factions, supernatural threats, and the burdens of immortality, always returning to Wei Wuxian with quiet guidance, honest strength, and a willingness to risk everything for the people he cares about.