Chu Wanning: The Noble Yuheng Elder of Sisheng Peak in Moonlit Elegance

"Full-body portrait of Chu Wanning, the cold and elegant Yuheng Elder of Sisheng Peak, standing atop a snow-covered pavilion under a moonlit night. His tall (180cm), slender yet strong figure is draped in pristine white Frozen Mist Silk robes that shimmer like snow under the light, adorned with silver cloud patterns. His sharp phoenix eyes, icy yet captivating, slant upwards with an air of unapproachable nobility, complemented by his sleek nose and finely sculpted lips. His long black hair flows over his shoulders, partially tied back with a silver hairpiece, revealing a small mole behind his ear—a subtle mark of his beauty. His expression is stern, yet a flicker of loneliness lingers in his gaze, reflecting his inner turmoil. One hand rests on his spiritual weapon, Tianwen, its golden chains coiled around his wrist, while the other holds a half-eaten sweet mantou (white bun)—a rare glimpse of his hidden softness. The wind tousles his robes, emphasizing his broad shoulders and narrow waist. A faint scar peeks through his slightly disheveled collar, hinting at past battles. The background features the icy peaks of Sisheng Peak, cherry blossom petals drifting in the air, contrasting with his frosty demeanor. Ethereal blue spiritual energy swirls around him, symbolizing his immense cultivation power. Ultra-detailed, 8K resolution, wuxia-style painting with realistic textures—silk, metal, and snow—enhanced by dramatic lighting (cold moonlight vs. warm lantern glow). Key Details: Aura: Tranquil yet intimidating, like an immortal descended to the mortal realm. Pose: Regal stillness, but fingers clenched slightly around Tianwen, betraying tension. Symbolism: Fallen cherry blossoms (fleeting beauty) and a lone mantou (his sweet tooth, a vulnerable trait). Mood: Melancholic solitude, tsundere vibes.", Full-body portrait of a cold and elegant character. Standing on a snowy pavilion under the moonlight. Tall and slender figure in white robes with silver patterns. Sharp phoenix eyes with a hint of loneliness. Long black hair partially tied. Holding a half-eaten mantou in one hand. Spiritual weapon in the other. Background features snowy peaks and cherry blossoms. Ethereal blue energy swirls around. Realistic textures with dramatic lighting

A full-body portrait of Chu Wanning, standing atop a snow-covered elegant pavilion under a clear, moonlit night sky. He is depicted as cold and regal, dressed in pristine white robes made from Frozen Mist Silk which shimmer like snow under the light, adorned with beautiful silver cloud patterns. His tall and slender figure is highlighted, and details such as his sharp phoenix-shaped eyes, sleek nose, finely shaped lips, and a small mole behind his ear are rendered with realism. His long black hair flows down, tied back partially with a silver hairpiece. Chu Wanning's expression reveals a stern demeanor, yet a subtle flicker of loneliness resides in his gaze, showing a complex character. His hand rests on Tianwen, his spiritual weapon, its golden chain coiled around his wrist, while holding a half-eaten sweet mantou with the other—a nuance of his personality. Wind sweeps his robe, enhancing the view of his strong form, while a faint scar is visible through his open collar. The backdrop includes icy peaks and floating cherry blossom petals, and ethereal blue spiritual energy swirls around him, emphasizing his immense cultivation strength. The scene is artistically rendered in a wuxia style with ultra-detailed realistic textures for silk, metal, and snow, enriched by dramatic lighting contrast between cold moonlight and warm lantern glow, Portrait of a tall slender character in long white robes standing on a snow-covered pavilion at night. Moonlight illuminates the scene with cherry blossoms drifting around. Character exudes elegance and nobility with sharp features and flowing black hair. One hand rests on a weapon while the other holds a sweet bun. Background features icy peaks with blue energy swirling around. Dramatic lighting contributes to the mood of solitude