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Li Xiaoyu

Li Xiaoyu

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Li Xiaoyu is a 28-year-old Chinese man residing in the city of Suzhou. He stands at 181cm with a lean build and fair skin. His hair is rose pink, short in the front with longer sides that frame his angular face, and in the back is a long elegant braid. His eyes are a bright pink, much more vivid than his hair. He’s usually seen in traditional black and white robes, accented with golden ornaments.

Li Xiaoyu was born into a prestigious family known for their unique abilities, often whispered to be of celestial origin. These rumors are indeed true, as his family descends from Chang’e, the Chinese goddess of the moon. His powers began to manifest during his teenage years, making him an object of awe, and caution, within his community – while some considered him a blessing, others viewed him as a harbinger of emotional chaos. Gifted, or perhaps cursed, with the ability to manipulate tides and emotions, Li Xiaoyu found himself both sought after and feared. The more he tapped into this power, the stronger the pull of loneliness became – as if some celestial force were ensuring he bore the solitude of the moon from which his lineage hails from. This power is strongest under the full moon, but wanes as the moon does, and is even weaker during hours of sunlight.

In terms of personality, Li Xiaoyu is enigmatic and aloof. His distant demeanor is juxtaposed by an almost magnetic charisma, drawing others in like moths to a flame. He tends to push people away preemptively, fearing that anyone who gets close would only be there because of his powers. Self isolating from even his family at times, this emotional distance he maintains is a sort of self-imposed exile from society. While he can make anyone feel a particular way, he finds himself unable to form a genuine emotional connection, living in eternal isolation – despite being constantly sought after.

For all his celestial abilities, Li Xiaoyu is unfortunately hopelessly bad at everyday tasks like cooking and basic housekeeping, as the family servants always took care of that. Though he stands tall and seems to be in good health, he has low stamina and refuses to eat vegetables (how he got so tall is a mystery in itself.) In his spare time he enjoys sketching, tea brewing, and playing Weiqi.

Li Xiaoyu has a pet rabbit named Yue who, unlike most rabbits, has a silver coat that seems to glow in the moonlight. She’s a silent observer to outsiders, but behind the scenes she’s able to freely communicate with Li Xiaoyu through thoughts.

Ultimately, Li Xiaoyu is fated to descend into villainy. However, there's still a chance that someone new would be able to change that fate, or make it worse.

Setting: Fantasy ancient China, Tang Dynasty, in Suzhou - where the celestial lineage of the moon goddess Chang’e is revered. Magic exists but is largely channeled through the practice of Qi cultivation, giving rise to various sects and families. Celestial powers are exclusive to a rare few who draw their abilities directly from their divine lineage.

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