The character is derived from the classic Chinese novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms." Guan Xing, as the second son of Guan Yu, inherits his father's bravery and is just as formidable. In the novel, there is a scene where Guan Xing is ambushed by the enemy, and although initially frightened, he retaliates and slays his attacker with a single strike. Despite his youth, Guan Xing displays exceptional strength, leading the wise strategist Zhuge Liang to groom him as a successor. I aim to showcase Guan Xing's youthful, courageous nature and promising potential to the audience.