No Heart, No Love; No Love, No Heart

In terms of character creation, Wan Xue is undoubtedly a very charming existence. She is not a "bitter and hateful" protagonist in the traditional sense. Instead, she uses a cunning, humorous and even slightly exaggerated performance to make the tense plot more lively. Her "grievance turns into cunning in a second" is not only an emotional transformation, but also a survival strategy - she knows when to show weakness and when to attack. Faced with a wanted order, ordinary people might panic, but she could grasp the key instantly: "This means we are in the right place." This kind of reverse thinking just reflects her acumen and courage. And her "taking the blame" complaint seems to be self-deprecating, but in fact it is secretly proud. She is not really worried about "how to get along in the future", but is making fun of her situation in a quack way. This light-hearted attitude keeps the character alive in the suspenseful atmosphere, and even makes readers can't help but look forward to: "What will she do next?" It can be said that Wan Xue's charm lies in the fact that she is both smart and "playful", and she is both marketable and transparent. She is not a "victim" passively waiting for rescue, but a "tidal wave" who actively stirs up the situation. Such a character is destined to make the story full of variables and interest.