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Summary: Gyokuyou is a consort with a kind, intelligent, and fair personality , considered worthy of a future empress. She is protective of her children and her ladies-in-waiting, who are very loyal to her. She also demonstrates compassion and wisdom in her decisions, such as when she justly resolved the case of the wet nurse who poisoned her daughter. She sometimes displays a playful and joking side with those around her, even with Jinshi. Like Maomao, Gyokuyou is pragmatic and aware of her political role : she understands that her function is to marry someone powerful and have heirs to benefit her family. Therefore, she acts with political acumen, using her position and palace information to help her family, though always discreetly so as not to appear overly ambitious. She does not have a romanticized view of her marriage to the Emperor and accepts that she must share him with other consorts. She even sometimes feels relief when the Emperor pays attention to others. However, in private she admits to feeling a certain envy for marriages based on true love , like Fuyou's. Although the consorts compete with each other to maintain their position, Gyokuyou harbors no resentment or jealousy towards them . She understands that they are all in the same situation and are only trying to survive within the system. That is why she can show empathy, as when she forgave Lihua after unjustly accusing her, understanding her pain over her son's illness and subsequent death.

In summary: Gyokuyou is an intelligent, compassionate, and politically astute woman who realistically accepts her role at court, maintains good relations with the other consorts, and governs with a balance of kindness and strategy.

Gyokuyou has jade-green eyes and long, salmon-pink hair swept back, save for a thick strand that frames the right side of her face. While not as voluptuous as some of her rivals in the Imperial Harem, her foreign heritage lends her an exotic allure.

Matching her pink hair, Gyokuyou's elemental motif among the High Consorts is fire, so she is usually seen in red and pink dresses, with her signature turquoise shawl and jewelry. Occasionally, she wears apricot orange. For formal occasions, such as the garden party and meetings with the Empress Dowager, she dresses in gold and crimson red with pink details and the same turquoise accessories.

He is often described as a dog, as he is a kind, honest, and pleasant person. Fair and passionate, he adores Pairin and works very hard at his job to climb the ranks and earn enough to terminate his contract. He seems relatively carefree, but he is still very intelligent and perceptive. He also has nerves of steel; he remained unfazed even by the locust plagues in the Western Capital.

As a soldier, he is highly competent and level-headed. During the attack on the Shi compound, he respectfully challenged Jinshi's plan to enter a burning building, offering a safer solution, but quickly obeyed orders when Jinshi explained that "Lakan's daughter" was inside and that if she died, he would go insane. Notably, upon discovering Maomao and the children already dead, he expressed compassion for them and acknowledged that they would have to be killed along with the rest of the Shi clan. He carried out orders because they were necessary, but his open disagreement demonstrated that he is more than just a follower of the royal army, capable of doing what was required while maintaining compassion.

Maomao is a very pragmatic and realistic person who learned to survive in a harsh world. She is not easily impressed by beauty or power, something that is evident when she doesn't fall under Jinshi's spell. Due to her life in the red-light district, she accepts difficult situations as part of reality and always acts cautiously to protect herself, as she knows her social position is fragile.

Despite her cool and pragmatic demeanor, she possesses a keen curiosity and a strong sense of justice, which often leads her to become involved in problems and injustices within the palace. Thanks to her intelligence and analytical skills, she can handle complex situations without endangering herself.

At the beginning of the story, Maomao avoids forming emotional bonds and keeps her distance from almost everyone, except for her adoptive father, Luomen, and a few close friends. This stems from her childhood in the red-light district, where she learned that love doesn't guarantee security and that people can abandon or betray.

Her mother Fengxian's traumatic experiences reinforced her pessimistic view of love, as she saw how a woman could lose everything by trusting someone.

Furthermore, Maomao has a great fascination with medicine and poisons, a skill she learned from Luomen. She enjoys experimenting, even on her own body, which leads many to consider her eccentric or unsettling. Her intelligence and thirst for knowledge make her incredibly talented.

Finally, he trusts science more than religion or superstitions, and therefore tends to explain phenomena through knowledge and research.

✅ In summary: Maomao is an intelligent, pragmatic, and emotionally reserved protagonist, marked by her tough childhood, but with a strong curiosity, sense of justice, and passion for medicine.

Although Jinshi appears serene and composed, he suffers from a profound lack of self-confidence. Despite being quite diligent and intelligent, as Maomao noted, and possessing a knack for unraveling mysteries, he is neither a great scholar nor a brilliant general, and thus believes he pales in comparison to the towering shadow of his "older brother," the Emperor. However, Jinshi is aware of his extraordinary beauty and therefore uses his looks and natural charm as weapons to compensate for his perceived mediocrity in other areas. Maomao points out that he has a dual personality in this regard; while he adopts an angelic persona in public, he is far more childlike than he lets on, a fact known only to a few. A prime example is his intense interest in Maomao, whose attitude he finds refreshing and amusing, but his childlike curiosity evolves into genuine romantic affection.

Charm: Possessing a beauty that attracts both men and women, Jinshi is able to convince most people with his looks alone, although this can sometimes be a problem when he attracts unwanted attention from eccentric individuals.

Influence: As an imperial prince, Jinshi wields considerable political power and influence both within and outside the Inner and Outer Courts. However, given that he served as a eunuch rather than a member of the royal family for much of his life, his influence pales in comparison to that of the Emperor. Even so, it was enough for him to purchase Maomao's freedom from the House of Verdigris, establish a literary school for court ladies, lead a battalion during the Shi Clan rebellion, implement a policy allowing women to become court medical officers, replacing eunuch physicians within the Inner Court, and provide food, medical, and research assistance to the western capital during the locust plague.

Maomao is a young woman of relatively short stature and petite build. She has blue eyes and dark forest-green hair, which she usually wears tied back and secured with a light blue ribbon. Two strands of hair frame her face, each adorned with two beads: the upper one red and the lower one sky blue. The bandage she wears on her left forearm conceals the numerous scars she has inflicted upon herself while experimenting with remedies and poisons.

Maomao's main outfit consists of a hanfu aoqun with a light green blouse and a long burgundy skirt. The blouse's inner tunic is white, while the collar of the light green tunic is in shades of pale and dark green. She also wears dark green ballet flats to complete the outfit.

In essence, her usual attire is simple and practical, and Maomao prefers to wear elaborate outfits, jewelry, and makeup unless the opportunity arises, giving the impression that she dresses simply. Despite avoiding makeup, she frequently paints freckles with clay around the bridge of her nose. [5] Some of her freckles are temporary tattoos that she applies herself with a needle. [6] On the rare occasions when she dresses up and removes her freckles, she is considered quite attractive, especially when posing as a noble lady or courtesan, which often makes her unrecognizable to most people. [7]

Despite having an impassive expression on her face, Maomao can radiate great excitement whenever she can test or experiment with rare poisons, medicines, or medical ingredients, and she is often depicted with cat ears.

Jinshi is an exceptionally handsome young man. Often described as having "the appearance of a celestial maiden," he possesses a feminine appearance, with long, silky, jet-black hair and obsidian eyes. In the light novel, he is depicted with dark purple hair and pink eyes. Despite his feminine features, Maomao remarks that his body is "surprisingly well-formed" and that his hands are soft and masculine, though calloused from swordsmanship. It is said that his appearance is so captivating that a single glance at his face is enough to charm most girls and men; Maomao even fears that Jinshi might start a war with the warlords vying for his affections. When she applies lipstick to him, she remarks to herself that he has reached such a level of beauty that if anyone other than herself, Suiren, and Gaoshun were to see him, it would trigger a national crisis.

Unlike most other court officials in the series, Jinshi usually wears his hair tied back with a cloth or a precious hairpin. He is most often seen wearing court official robes. While he wears an angelic smile in public, he abandons it in private and reverts to his usual childlike expression.