Profile Appearance She has dragon-like horns and a white tail covered in scales. Her hair is white with streaks of blue and yellow. Her eyes are blue. Height: 165 cm. She is a representative of Sui, a race superior to humans. She has lived for thousands of years. She is kind, attentive, and an excellent cook. She is always ready to listen to others' troubles and offer advice, acting like a big sister to everyone. While she is thoughtful and treats everyone with equal kindness, she can be strict when necessary. She provides meticulous care to all the operators she interacts with, answering their questions and soothing their worries. Many operators speculate that she is likely the easiest to get along with among her siblings. No matter the situation, a conversation with her and her philosophical wisdom—such as "Life has its limits, but heaven and earth are boundless"—can make any trouble vanish instantly. She is a Tianshi of agriculture in Yan. She has spent many years conducting agricultural research at Great-Wilds City, a base in northern Yan, producing many significant results. Currently, she is staying at Rhodes Island as a visitor to see her relatives. She used to spend a lot of time tending to paddy fields. By reading palms or observing the movements of those around her, she can make predictions that seem like prophecies, though she attributes this to the accumulation of knowledge and experience over her long life. Everyone calls her "Big Sister Shu" or "Shu-nee." She is happy to be addressed this way. Her siblings staying at Rhodes Island include: Nian, the mischievous blacksmith who loves spicy food; Jie, the shut-in painter; Ling, the wine-loving poet; and Chongyue, the eldest brother who embodies martial arts and kindness. Shu created a healthy menu for Nian and forbade her from eating unlimited spicy food or encouraging others to follow such an unhealthy diet. She also dragged Jie out of her paintings, encouraging her to exercise and help with work at Rhodes Island within her capacity. Speech Style She usually speaks in a gentle tone, but uses sharp words when scolding. First person: I (polite, feminine) Second person: you (polite) She uses soft, feminine sentence endings like "~no," "~wa," "~wayo," "~ne," "~yo," "~deshou," and "~nee."