Langzhou CC9152 Bone Sage 1/6: A Mortal's Journey to Immortality Figure

A Record of a Mortal’s Journey to Immortality (凡人修仙传) is one of China’s biggest cultivation (xianxia) IPs — a sprawling novel about a mortal’s slow grind toward immortality, with a major animated adaptation that has run for years. Overseas, xianxia action figures are still scarce, which makes Langzhou (Cosmic Creations) — the Chinese studio building out its officially licensed cultivation-IP line — a welcome sight. The CC9152 Bone Sage (Xuan Gu / 玄骨上人) brings one of the story’s most memorable elder figures to 1/6.

The package

The figure’s costume is pure cultivation-drama costuming: a flowing pale-blue outer robe with embroidered trim, a darker inner layer with a flame-pattern hem, a sash belt, black trousers and tall boots. The long dark hair and lean build match the character’s gaunt, calculating presence.

The headline choice is the head sculpt: Langzhou is selling the figure in two versions — Ver. A with a stern expression and Ver. B with a smirking expression (the smirking sculpt’s red-accented eyes sell the schemer perfectly). Pick the version that matches your shelf’s mood — or, realistically, accept that completing the pair is the collector’s move here.

Retailers list the figure at AUD$559.95 (approx. US$360). Pre-orders opened in late September 2026, with an estimated release in Q3–Q4 2027; no pre-order cutoff has been announced, so the window is still open.

Why it matters

Cultivation-themed figures are almost nonexistent outside China, and Langzhou is building the category almost single-handedly — this joins its Han Li (Golden Core Peak) and other Mortal’s Journey releases. For collectors who discovered the IP through the donghua or the novels, Bone Sage is one of those secondary characters with more presence than the protagonists, and a two-expression release at 1/6 is the kind of character study the format does well.

The figure is available for pre-order at Sugo Toys (AUD$559.95), and a Taiwan Ruten seller is listing it at NT$12,000 (approx. US$370) full payment — worth comparing if you are in Asia, since shipping varies.