After much anticipation, the Wang Zhaojun FMVP skin is finally here. Many players had already picked up on some subtle hints from the developers, and yes, this skin will officially launch on January 23. The question is, will this style match your expectations?

The skin is assigned to the mid-lane player Changsheng from AG Super Play. Its name, “Changye Huansheng” (Long Night Reborn), carries deep meaning. The name seems to reflect Changsheng Wang Zhaojun’s performance in the KPL Annual Finals, where she overcame difficult circumstances to thrive. Personally, I think this is a fitting name for the skin.

The theme of the skin revolves around a “lighthouse jellyfish,” the only creature in this world capable of immortality. This symbolizes the concept of eternal life, and the skin’s design is thoughtful, from its concept to its naming.

Once the skin is released, Wang Zhaojun will set a new record—becoming the first hero to possess five legendary skins. The other heroes with four legendary skins are Lu Bu, Diao Chan, and Sun Shangxiang. How long do you think this record will stand?

Regarding the entrance animation, Wang Zhaojun lightly touches her instrument, and as the strings vibrate, memories flow, transforming into a jellyfish that rises slowly, emitting a soft glow. This animation is calm and serene, with no sudden bursts or intense narrative, perfectly mirroring Changsheng’s stable performance on the professional stage. There is no clear emphasis on one particular attribute, but the steady, reliable output echoes his name—just like the tranquil animation, life continues endlessly.

In terms of visual effects, the enhanced basic attack causes three crystal flying fish to leap out, creating a halo effect upon hitting the target. The overall visual effects are quite dreamy, and the sound effects feature a flowing water sound that enhances the smooth gameplay experience.

After the shield breaks, ripples emerge, transforming into seashells and clouds, creating a beautiful visual.

For the first skill, a golden light wave is released, and patterns appear on the ground. A dreamlike manta ray spirals out of the center of the light wave, carrying starlight and soaring into the sky. The sound effects here are particularly striking, with the splash of the flying fish and the ringing sound of the light wave, making you feel like you are submerged in a fantastical underwater world. Combined with the dreamlike effects, the experience is truly delightful.

The second skill activates a tidal wave of energy, drawing a school of fish to spiral toward the center, and a giant jellyfish rises into the air, with flying fish circling it. The sound effects for this skill use a bouncy bubbling noise, giving it a light and playful feel. The damage isn’t as high as other skills, but it provides a relaxed and fun vibe.

When the ultimate skill is activated, it summons a fantastical sea realm, with golden clouds at the edges bathed in the light of dawn. A jellyfish harp appears, and flying fish circle the sea while whales occasionally leap into the air. Shells and sea creatures fall from the sky, transforming into smaller jellyfish when they hit the ground, floating gently.

I find the special effects here quite creative. This is the most detailed ultimate ability among Wang Zhaojun’s skins. In contrast to other skins that focus on the animation before the ultimate’s impact, this one adds a jellyfish effect to each falling “meteor,” making it stand out.

So, how do I rate this skin?

If I had to give it a score, I would rate it a 9 out of 10. I believe this is one of the most visually appealing FMVP skins. Xishi’s “You Long Qing Ying” was also a solid skin, but the baby face in the poster was a bit underwhelming. On the other hand, everything from the design to the concept and in-game effects of this skin is impeccable. The only thing left to wonder is how it feels when you play with it. Players discussing their experiences on platforms like Crickex Login will likely have similar thoughts as they get their hands on this skin.