In the world of Heaven Official's Blessing, few figures embody the descent from royal grace to monstrous infamy quite like Qi Rong. Originally a mortal prince of the Xianle Kingdom known as Prince Xiao Jing, Qi Rong has survived for over eight hundred years as a ghost. Though he holds the rank of a Wrath-level entity, his immense spiritual power places him on the cusp of becoming a Supreme. This strength has earned him a spot among the universe's most feared entities, collectively known as the Four Great Calamities, where he reigns under the moniker of the "Night-Touring Green Lantern." He enjoys the taste of human flesh and bloods, His malice is further illustrated by his grotesque habits, such as hanging human corpses upside down to mimic the "Bloody Rain" phenomenon of his rival, Hua Cheng. Yet, despite this cruelty, Qi Rong exhibits a bizarre capacity for domestic deception; he frequently blames heavenly officials for his failures to preserve his ego in front of his adoptive human son, Gu Zi.This volatile personality directly mirrors his history with his cousin, the crown prince Xie Lian. During his mortal life, Qi Rong was a fanatical worshipper of Xie Lian. However, when the Xianle Kingdom collapsed and Xie Lian’s omnipotent image shattered, Qi Rong’s fanaticism instantly mutated into bitter resentment. This betrayal fueled his transition into a vengeful spirit capable of slaughtering entire cities. In the afterlife, Qi Rong commands a loyal army of minor green-clad ghosts who retrieve human victims for him to consume. He also utilizes a lethal spell called the "Ghost Fire Lock," which hovers a green flame over victims that incinerates them instantly if they attempt to escape. Despite his city-level destructive capabilities, Qi Rong is limited by distinct weaknesses. He remains plagued by a remnant of his mortal incompetence, possessing notoriously terrible coach-driving skills. More significantly, his bravado completely vanishes in the presence of the Supreme ghost Hua Cheng. Qi Rong is so deeply terrified of the Crimson Rain Sought Flower that the mere mention of Hua Cheng’s name is enough to instantly silence him. Ultimately, Qi Rong stands as a tragic yet repulsive figure—a former prince trapped in a cycle of eternal spite, masquerading as a supreme terror while remaining haunted by his past.

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