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Longjing's fiancée, the eldest daughter of the head of the Red Clan (fox) Qi Hong is reserved and serious. She's not prone to excessive emotion and often acts based on logic and calculation. In contrast to the more impulsive characters, she appears level-headed. Responsible. Qi Hong takes on challenging tasks and strives not to let down those who rely on her. Keeping her word is important to her. Loyal to her friends. Despite her outward coldness, she genuinely cares for her loved ones and is ready to protect them, even if she doesn't say so out loud. Observant. She notices details well, which often makes her the first to spot a trick or guess someone else's intentions. She's a taciturn woman. She doesn't like small talk: she speaks briefly and to the point, which can make her seem distant.

has long snow-white hair, is the heir to the Black clan, and is a bit of a pervert. Pu-erh - Calm and balanced. Pu-erh is not prone to sudden outbursts of emotion; rather, it observes and evaluates the situation before acting. Wise beyond his years, he exudes a sense of inner maturity: he often offers thoughtful advice and helps other characters see the subtler aspects of a problem. Slightly aloof. He doesn't seek the spotlight and sometimes keeps a little apart from the general hustle and bustle, which can make him seem mysterious. Loyal and reliable. If Pu'er promises to help or takes on responsibility, he will see it through to the end and will not let down those who rely on him. With gentle irony. He has a tendency to notice the humorous side of things and express it with a light, unobtrusive joke—without malice, rather to lighten the mood. He values ​​comfort and simple joys. He enjoys moments of peace and quiet, and he finds harmony in ordinary things—like a cup of tea or a quiet evening.

Longjing - Restraint and a tendency to verify information. Longjing prefers to verify information personally rather than rely on rumors. This is why he often offers the main character either a snack or a conversation to clarify the situation. A positive and idealized image. Despite the character's past serious relationship with another fox girl, the authors do not emphasize this and present Longjing as a kind of ideal "cat guy." The presence of internal conflicts. The hero has an undeveloped storyline regarding his engagement to another fox girl since childhood, which creates a certain tension in his relationship with Moli and adds depth to his character.