Han Li Statue — A Record of a Mortal’s Journey at 1/3 by Queen Studios

The Han Li Statue measures approximately 106 cm wide, 41 cm deep and 85 cm tall.

Queen Studios builds it at licensed 1/3 scale in the Nascent Soul Stage: Wind and Thunder Wings version.

A Record of a Mortal’s Journey to Immortality began as a web novel in 2008 and grew into one of the longest-running cultivation series in Chinese-language fiction.

It moved into animation, and that adaptation carried the story to an audience far outside its original readership.

Pre-orders run from a $1,079 deposit against a $2,729 full payment, with delivery estimated for Q4 2027.

Why Han Li Suits a 1/3 Statue

Cultivation fiction runs on stages, and each stage changes how a character looks.

Meanwhile, Han Li moves through those stages across thousands of chapters, which gives a sculptor several distinct versions to choose from.

The Nascent Soul Stage is one of the more dramatic ones, and the Wind and Thunder Wings turn that drama into a physical shape.

At 1/3 scale the wings also solve a compositional problem, because they give a wide statue a reason to be wide.

Han Li Statue Size and Footprint

The listed dimensions run 85 cm in height, 106 cm in width and 41 cm in depth.

Width exceeds height here, which is unusual and tells you the wings carry the composition.

As a result, the piece needs a surface roughly a metre across, and a standard cabinet will not work.

Measure the wall behind the display as well. A piece this wide reads best against a plain background with nothing competing beside it.

Seven Materials in One Piece

Queen Studios lists platinum silicone, wool, resin, polystone, PVC, real fabric and metal for this release.

That list is longer than most statues carry, and each material has a purpose.

Platinum silicone handles skin, because it holds a soft transition that painted resin cannot match.

Real fabric and wool cover the robes, which keeps the cloth reading as cloth rather than as sculpted volume.

Metal and polystone carry the structure, and PVC handles the fine details that would snap in a rigid material.

The mix explains much of the price, and it also defines the maintenance routine.

The Nascent Soul Stage Version

The listing specifies one version rather than a range of options.

That keeps the edition simple, and it means buyers know exactly what they are reserving rather than choosing between variants.

It also tells you something about the production plan. Single-version releases at this scale are built around one mould and one paint specification.

Delivery is estimated for Q4 2027, and the page notes that the schedule depends on actual order volume.

Reading the Sculpt

Three details decide whether a large cultivation statue works.

The face comes first. A silicone portrait depends on the eyes and the skin transition, and both are hard to correct after production.

The robes come second. Real fabric has to drape with weight, because a light material on an 85 cm figure looks like a costume rather than clothing.

The wings come third. They define the silhouette, and any weakness in their structure shows from across the room.

Compare the gallery against all three before committing.

Price, Deposit and Payment

Pre-orders run from a $1,079 deposit against a $2,729 full payment.

That places the release in the upper bracket of licensed statue work, which is where multi-material 1/3 pieces usually land.

The deposit reserves a unit now and settles the balance closer to the Q4 2027 delivery window.

Freight is a serious line item at this size. Ask about the crate dimensions before committing rather than after.

Display and Lighting

The palette runs jade green and pale robes against skin tone, with metal accents.

For example, warm light pushes the green toward yellow and flattens the metal highlights. Cold light drains the skin tone instead.

A neutral source from above and slightly in front keeps both ends accurate.

Place the statue at or slightly below eye level. Looking up at a piece this wide distorts the proportions of the wings.

Care and Handling

Dust with a soft brush rather than a cloth, working from the top downward.

Keep the piece away from direct sun, because silicone and fabric both change colour under ultraviolet light.

Handle it by the base or the structural metal, never by the wings or the robes.

Keep the crate and the foam inserts. For a statue at this size, the original packaging is the only realistic way to move it.

Xianxia Statues and the Western Market

However, cultivation fiction dominates the Chinese-language web novel market and remains smaller in English.

The animation adaptations changed that balance. They gave the stories a visual reference and pushed merchandise into markets that had never carried it.

Statues followed, and licensed releases now appear outside China at volumes that were unthinkable a decade ago.

Collectors entering this category therefore arrive through animation rather than through the novels, which shapes what they look for.

Who This Han Li Statue Is For

Fans of the series will find this sits at the top of the available merchandise range.

It also suits collectors who follow Chinese animation statues generally, where the licensed output keeps expanding.

And for anyone building a display around a single large object, the width gives the piece room to function as the centre of a wall.

The Han Li statue suits a collector who has the space to give a 1/3 piece its own setting.

Bring Han Li Home

If Han Li belongs in your collection, you can review the full details and reserve one from the product page.

See the Queen Studios Han Li Statue on TopGK

Would you display this Han Li statue as the centre of a wall, or beside the rest of your cultivation collection?