"You Seem to Be so Sad"
《君似多愁》
by If You Save Me, I Will Marry You (你救了我我将娶你为妻)
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Synopsis
🌸 Heroine: Yan Qing (little mute) ● Core temperament: Tough, agile, soft on the outside and strong on the inside, benevolent as a healer. ●Appearance characteristics: ● Clothing: Coarse linen clothes or simple herb-gathering clothes (because she is collecting herbs in the mountains). The color may be light green, moon white or lotus color, which looks clean and simple. ● Expression: Her eyes are clear but alert. Because she is a "little mute", her expression may be rich or her eyes may be dramatic. There may be tiny scratches on your hands from picking herbs or traces of herbal juices. ● Action: Carrying a bamboo basket on his back and holding branches or medicinal materials in his hands. He is petite but powerful (can carry the hero on his back). ● Key props: The bamboo basket behind her back, the branches in her hands, and the clean handkerchief (it is mentioned in the article that she wiped the male protagonist's face). ⚔️ Male protagonist: Cui Tui (Prince/Proton) ● Core temperament: A noble man in trouble, yandere, dangerous and charming, cold and aloof. ●Appearance characteristics: ● Clothes: Although he is in a poor state, he can still see the texture of dark clothes or brocade robes (maybe black or dark blue). The clothes are somewhat messy and damaged, stained with blood and mud. ● Face: "Beautiful features" but pale (due to excessive blood loss). There may be a hint of amusement or a cold smile at the corner of the mouth. ● Demeanor: Even after being rescued, he maintained a high profile, with bloodshot eyes (the article mentioned "bloody scarlet"), giving off an aura of danger. ● Key features: The fingers are slender and snow-white (the article specifically mentions "snow-white skin with red marks"), and he wears a sword engraved with the word "Cui Tuo". ● Key actions: Leaning against a tree or stone, holding the heroine's throat with one hand (that sense of oppression), or sitting lazily at the inn table. 🌸 Heroine: Yan Qing (little mute) ● Core temperament: Tough, agile, soft on the outside and strong on the inside, benevolent as a healer. ●Appearance characteristics: ● Clothing: Coarse linen clothes or simple herb-gathering clothes (because she is collecting herbs in the mountains). The color may be light green, moon white or lotus color, which looks clean and simple. ● Expression: Her eyes are clear but alert. Because she is a "little mute", her expression may be rich or her eyes may be dramatic. There may be tiny scratches on your hands from picking herbs or traces of herbal juices. ● Action: Carrying a bamboo basket on his back and holding branches or medicinal materials in his hands. He is petite but powerful (can carry the hero on his back). ● Key props: The bamboo basket behind her back, the branches in her hands, and the clean handkerchief (it is mentioned in the article that she wiped the male protagonist's face). ⚔️ Male protagonist: Cui Tui (Prince/Proton) ● Core temperament: A noble man in trouble, yandere, dangerous and charming, cold and aloof. ●Appearance characteristics: ● Clothes: Although he is in a poor state, he can still see the texture of dark clothes or brocade robes (maybe black or dark blue). The clothes are somewhat messy and damaged, stained with blood and mud. ● Face: "Beautiful features" but pale (due to excessive blood loss). There may be a hint of amusement or a cold smile at the corner of the mouth. ● Demeanor: Even after being rescued, he maintained a high profile, with bloodshot eyes (the article mentioned "bloody scarlet"), giving off an aura of danger. ● Key features: The fingers are slender and snow-white (the article specifically mentions "snow-white skin with red marks"), and he wears a sword engraved with the word "Cui Tuo". ● Key actions: Leaning against a tree or stone, holding the heroine's throat with one hand (that sense of oppression), or sitting lazily at the inn table. Concept: "Sorrowfulness" is often endowed with a unique personality charm in the writings of traditional literati. It symbolizes the sensitive, affectionate, noble and lonely spiritual temperament. This intention goes beyond the catharsis of personal emotions and rises to a philosophical reflection on the shortness of life and the perishability of beauty, as well as a deep lamentation on the gap between ideals and reality.