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A man who stirs trouble by provoking Qin Shuyi and Tang Wei, often seen with blue-streaked hair.

Qin Suyi's aunt, married to Jiang Shiheng. She is protective of her niece.

A cousin who is very attached to Qin Suyi and fiercely loyal.

The elegant and composed older brother of Tao Wangxi. He approaches high-society dynamics as a strategist, prioritizing family status and reputation.

An internationally acclaimed jewelry designer who has largely retired from private commissions, though she remains connected to the upper echelons of society.

A young, mischievous little girl who gets separated from her parents in a supermarket and attempts to avoid punishment by claiming strangers are her parents.

A young and energetic band singer who attempts to pursue Qin Shuyi with romantic gestures, inadvertently inciting the wrath of her ex-boyfriend, Ling Jue.

An associate or friend of Qin Suyi mentioned in the context of shared social outings.

An associate or friend of Qin Suyi mentioned in the context of shared social outings.

The female protagonist, a young woman who has returned to her hometown in S City to visit her parents after a painful breakup.

A respected elder relative who instilled firm moral values regarding personal dignity and rejecting transactional relationships.

A woman who attempted to gain favor with Ling Jue by mimicking Qin Shuyi's appearance. She claims to act out of financial desperation due to her mother's illness, though her character is opportunistic.

A neighbor who used to live near the Qin family. She is meddlesome, prone to gossip, and obsessed with status and wealth, particularly concerning her son's career and matchmaking prospects.

Auntie Wang's son. He works at the Ling Group and is implied to be a point of pride for his mother, though he is disliked by Qin Shuyi.

A deeply insecure and misogynistic man whose bruised self-esteem leads him to bully service staff to exert dominance. He harbors intense resentment toward Qin Shuyi and frequently projects his own failings onto others to compensate for his lack of status.

A spirited classmate of Wang Tao who possesses a sharp tongue and a strong sense of justice. She is unimpressed by hypocrisy and is not afraid to publicly confront bullying or boorish behavior.

A high-ranking executive within the Ling Corporation, recently transferred to support the S City branch operations. He is anxious to avoid offending Ling Jue.

An opportunistic and highly efficient employee of Hengxing Hotel. She is keenly observant of power dynamics and serves Ling Jue by securing the dining area and blocking potential suitors from reaching Qin Shuyi.

An associate or acquaintance mentioned in passing regarding the Ling family.

Qi Manjun's adoptive brother and Ling Jue's beloved uncle. He was a gentle, warm, and reliable figure during Ling Jue's childhood before remaining in a vegetative state for twenty years due to a car accident.

A deceased relative (uncle) of Ling Jue whose funeral rites are being performed.

Qin Shuyi's employer. He is a business figure whom Qin Shuyi holds in high professional regard, often trying to avoid causing him trouble.

A poised and highly ambitious businesswoman with distinct short dark brown hair. She possesses a sharp, calculating mind, viewing social engagements as tactical opportunities to secure business deals and navigate family power dynamics.

Ling Jue's household manager, responsible for managing his logistics, personal assets, and household procurement.

Ling Jue's relative; they are frequently absent due to business commitments.

The bride-to-be who invested significant effort into planning the engagement banquet.

An acquaintance or party guest who observes the tension between the others.

Zhao Jinyu's manipulative step-brother who orchestrated a plot to destabilize the engagement between Zhao Jinyu and Xie Muchen by exploiting Xu Yan.

A high-society figure noted as a rival to the Zhao family.

A highly competitive participant in the couples' games, observed to be leading in the early stages of the competition.

A well-informed older woman, likely a relative or long-standing acquaintance of the social circle, whose knowledge of private histories provides the ammunition for gossip during social games.

A white Chinchilla cat recently adopted by Qin Shuyi, known for its elegant temperament and distinctive green, glass-like eyes.

Chi Yu's Husky, known for being stubborn and dramatic.

Chi Yu's domestic cat.

A medical doctor and the person Qin Shuyi is currently seeing, serving as the subject of Ling Jue's jealousy and the catalyst for the finality of their separation.

A staff member at the dessert shop frequently visited by Qin Shuyi. She is observant and knowledgeable about the personal history of her regular patrons, including their past relationships.

A doctor who maintains a warm, attentive relationship with Qin Suyi, often providing her with sought-after items or opportunities.

The fiancé of Qin Suyi.

An influential woman connected to the higher echelons of the industry. She acts as a silent protector and benefactor, specifically helping individuals like Tang Wei.

The director of the program where Qin Shuyi and the other guests are filming. He attempts to mediate the conflicting personalities on set.

A thirty-two-year-old Deputy Captain of the Fire Brigade who heroically sacrificed his life rescuing a six-year-old child from a building fire. He leaves behind elderly parents, a five-year-old daughter, and a pregnant wife.

The grieving wife of Zou Weimin. She is currently six months pregnant and struggling with the immense trauma of her husband's sudden death in the line of duty.

A junior professional mortuary artist and assistant to Qin Shuyi. She works under Qin's guidance to handle delicate remains.

A junior professional mortuary artist and assistant to Qin Shuyi. She assists in the preparation and restoration of the deceased.

The five-year-old daughter of the late Zou Weimin.

The grieving mother of Zou Weimin who attempts to stay strong for her daughter-in-law and granddaughter despite her own heartbreak.

A person whom Ling Jue believes would be the only one to shed tears if he were to die.

An empathetic person who appears to be recovering from illness. She is observant and kind, often providing comfort to others, including a grieving mother and a mourning child.

A person mentioned in the context of a difficult parental relationship, characterized by the sentiment that it would be better to have no father than to have him.

A woman grieving the loss of her husband, currently in a state of profound sorrow while being comforted by Qin Suyi.

A colleague of Qin Suyi who behaves in a playful and charming manner, sometimes acting flirtatiously to lighten the mood. Ling Jue perceives him as a rival.

A figure from the past mentioned in relation to unresolved emotional history.

A figure from the past remembered for her persistent and negative emotional impact.

A woman who, after experiencing a traumatic violent incident, often has nightmares and struggles with insomnia. When vulnerable, she seeks physical intimacy, using relationships as a way to cope with stress, though she maintains a detached view of 'love'. She has a history with Lin Jue.

A man mentioned by Qin Shuyi as a potential alternative partner.

The elder brother of Shen Yaochuan. He is perceived as a traditional, conservative figure within the Shen family.

An eighteen-year-old terminally ill girl. Despite her physical frailty due to chemotherapy, she possesses a bright, optimistic outlook and has engaged the funeral company to plan a 'happy funeral' before she passes away.

A pet dog belonging to Ling Jue.

A neighbor of the Qin family who owns a pet dog named Captain.

A large local-breed dog owned by Grandma He, known for its love of bones.

Qian Youyou's biological father who has been absent from her life for many years following an acrimonious divorce from Zhou Tinglan. He has since remarried and now seeks to leverage his daughter's social connections to secure medical help for his second son.

An acquaintance of Qin Shuyi who appears unexpectedly during a mundane outing, perceived by her as both familiar and distant.

Qian Shu's current wife and a former student who once received financial support from the family. She is abrasive, insecure, and harbors deep-seated resentment toward Zhou Tinglan's family due to past conflicts and her status as a social pariah.

The CEO of Starlight Entertainment. He is the fiancé of Tao Wangxi and maintains professional connections with industry figures like Director Tian.

A young, talented man seen as a promising figure by Tao Wangxi; though less accomplished than Ling Jue, he is considered a potential match for her.

Mentioned as someone with strong family backing and a sharp, aggressive nature, contrasting with Tao Wangxi.

An acquaintance of Ling Jue, mentioned regarding the care of someone named Kay Sa.

An arrogant and malicious rival of Jiang Yuzhou who relies on family influence and manipulative slander. He is emotionally volatile and prone to holding grudges.

The patriarch of the Jiang family and father of Jiang Yuzhou.

An older man, husband of Zhang Meiyue, involved in complex family dynamics with Qin Suyi.

A younger person, sister to Qin Suyi.

A housekeeper who provides services for the couple and understands the nature of their relationship.

The ailing son of Qian Shu and Zhang Meiyue, whose medical condition is used by his mother to solicit sympathy and money.

The son of Qian Shu and Zhang Meiyue. He suffers from a congenital genetic disease and struggles with behavioral issues, often demonstrating erratic and aggressive outbursts.

A man tasked with delivering takeout to Qin Shuyi, whose arrival inadvertently interrupts the cold war between the two protagonists.

A personal cook employed by Ling Jue, responsible for preparing high-quality meals intended for his relationship maintenance efforts.

An associate and close companion of Qin Shuyi, often mentioned as someone Qin stays with during conflicts.

A man previously considered an objectively suitable suitor for Qin Suyi, but who was ultimately disregarded due to their lack of emotional connection.

A young woman and friend of the other girls, currently attempting to integrate herself and her friend into the wealthy social circle by gauging the interest of the men present.

Feifei's friend, also interested in connecting with members of the affluent group, notably watching Ling Jue with interest.

An acquaintance or potentially a friend of Ling Jue, who is initially responsible for the situation (and the unwanted visitor) but is viewed with frustration by Ling Jue for his carelessness.

A woman in a wheelchair encountered by an intruder near the villa, remarking that she will die soon.

A close friend of Qin Shuyi.