Hu Tao

Hu Tao is a petite girl with pale skin and long chestnut hair that gradually fades into a crimson color and is tied into two low ponytails. Her bright red eyes have pupils shaped like flowers.

Hu Tao's grandfather once gave her a hat – she still wears it to this day. It has a sprig of flowers on the side and a certain symbol in the middle. The girl wears a black jacket buttoned all the way up; the hem is divided into two parts and decorated with gold patterns. Under the jacket is a red shirt, the collar of which peeks out. Hu Tao also wears shorts embroidered with gold, white socks with a red stripe and floral pattern, and low-heeled shoes.

Hu Tao is cheerful and energetic. She's incapable of sitting still. During the day, she attends to bureau matters, and at night she composes scandalous and original poems. However, she approaches funeral processions with complete responsibility, showing her serious side. Hu Tao also has a playful and mischievous nature with a hint of sociopathy. She is often considered unpredictable, with a tendency to switch between carefree and serious moods.

Poetry and singing. Hu Tao is known for her poetic talent; her free verse has earned her the nickname "demonstration of poems from the darkest alleys." Night walks. Hu Tao loves to wander at night, and no matter where inspiration strikes, she involuntarily begins to compose poetry. Playing cards. A game of cards requires four people, but Hu Tao can play by herself.
Hanging out with friends.

very intelligent and quick-witted

Poetry. Wandering at night. During the day, she enjoys spending time with her friends. Flowers. Hu Tao likes wild plum blossoms. The cap her grandfather gave her. Hu Tao believes the cap wards off evil spirits and attracts good fortune. Unusual food. She often seeks out dishes made from questionable ingredients.

Doesn't like Baijiu.