Regarding his identity, I had two options in mind: make him a eunuch, or…
In the end, I decided to leave it up to the readers to decide.
As he turned out to be popular, I decided to revise the direction and personality.
Initially, I had considered a direction in which Jinshi dies, but that was also scrapped."
He was envisioned more as a narrative accent than a fully developed lead.
It was only after readers responded so positively that his arc began to expand beyond its original design.
But thanks to his growing fanbase, that grim fate was abandoned.
This shift in direction also affected his interactions with other characters, especially Maomao, the storys sharp-witted protagonist.
As Jinshi evolved, so did their dynamic, adding romantic tension and emotional complexity to the series.
Source:@keiuzuki/X
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