诸葛云
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Original Name:诸葛云Gender:MasculineScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:10921Chapters:1206
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Feature Detail
Name Zhuge Yun 2199
Alias Ah Yun 2199, Second Brother 290 487 2413 3424 4429, Master Zhuge (self-proclaimed, jokingly) 2413
Affiliation Yan University (roommate of Xiao Xiao) 5754
Family Uncle (unnamed) 2199
Friends Xiao Xiao 553 1572 3485 4768, Zhang Bo 553 1572 3485 4768, Zhao Luzheng 1572 3485 4768 5179, Li Yan 487 2413 2526
Personality Reliable 4768, playful 553, mischievous 553, self-aware 3485, curious 4768, thoughtful 5179, considerate 5179, observant 4238, patient 2461 5758, intelligent 3034, shrewd 3034, witty 4786, confident in appearance 4232, eloquent 290 662, enthusiastic 1733, sometimes clumsy 4786, can be intimidating in appearance 3485 3080
Skills Good at talking 662, picks things up quickly 2431
Relationships Teases Xiao Xiao 553, has playful banter with Zhang Bo and Zhao Luzheng 3485 4786 4429, has a close friendship with Zhang Bo 3485, has a tense relationship with his roommate (the girl with bobbed hair) due to her curiosity and his secrecy 5771
Notable Traits Owns a red envelope 5179, has a silk scarf 4768, often the main speaker in group discussions 662, has a "childlike innocence" 2239, believes in not judging by appearance 4786, can be sarcastic 4429, has a habit of making simple mistakes 3034

Physical Description

Zhuge Yun is described as exceptionally handsome, with a face that many find attractive 2358 574. He is particular about his image, considering it a form of respect for others 2444. He has delicate skin 3080 and is noted for his fashion consciousness 3117.

  • Height: He is under 1.8 meters tall, which he sometimes complains about when compared to his taller friends 1922 3117.
  • Hair: His hair has not changed much 2431.
  • Eyes: His eyes can show red bloodshot veins 4240 and can narrow proudly 3958.
  • Expression: He can draw a curve on his face 3960, and his expressions can change instantly 2444. He tries to keep his expression from becoming too ferocious 1922.
  • Accessories: He often wears a scarf, pulling it up to cover his face when cold 2444 425. He also wears glasses, though he refused to get the same style as his uncle 2199.
  • Demeanor: He can appear clumsy, such as when trying to climb a tree 268 or stepping into a puddle 3088. He can also appear dramatic, especially when sensitive to the cold 2444. He has a sharp sense of smell 2472 815.
  • Perception by others: He is often considered intimidating by others due to his appearance 3485 3960. A boy in a woolen hat stared at him with excitement 2461. His uncle notes that Zhuge Yun looks a lot like him and his sister 2199.

Character Development

  • Bing Feng: Initially fearful of Xiao Xiao, he shows understanding and adaptability when reassured 1888.
  • Feng Ji: Improves his attitude, expressing gratitude to Xiao Xiao and acknowledging the need to communicate with his friends 1888.
  • Mu Ye: His obsession with Su Youjin intensifies, leading him to act rashly and disrespectfully towards Xiao Xiao 291.
  • Su Youjin: Portrayed as earnest and sincere in repaying Xiao Xiao's kindness, she becomes overwhelmed by Mu Ye's pursuit 291.
  • Yun Yang: Reveals its ability to mimic voices and expresses a desire to communicate with Xiao Xiao, overcoming its shyness 3155.
  • Xiao Xiao:
    • Remains mostly silent but smiles at group interactions, indicating comfort and enjoyment 3947.
    • Demonstrates empathy and understanding towards Yun Yang, encouraging it to speak naturally 3155.
    • Shows humility when praised for finding people, attributing it to luck and hearing a cry 3521.
    • Remains calm and unperturbed by animosity, showing maturity and self-control 291.
    • Demonstrates a calm and collected demeanor, agility, and strength, effortlessly climbing a tree 267 4786.
    • Shows admiration for Zhuge Yun's appearance and scarf 4768.
    • Shows resilience and determination in facing challenges alone 5155.
    • Demonstrates understanding and consideration for others' feelings, choosing not to stop a frightened boy 3485.
    • Shows consideration by making tea for Zhuge Yun and Zhao Luzheng 2238.
    • Dismisses a significant encounter, suggesting growth and learning from past experiences 5155.
  • Zhang Bo:
    • Reacts to Zhuge Yun's boasting with mock disgust and a desire to hit him, showing his competitive nature 3947.
    • Shows reluctance to fulfill a promise but ultimately agrees 3521.
    • Displays a teasing and humorous side, poking fun at Zhuge Yun 3485.
    • His fear of heights is reinforced 4786.
    • Shows concern for Lailai and Little Peach's well-being and agrees to talk to them about making friends 5159.
  • Zhao Luzheng:
    • Shares a childhood story, showing he is capable and independent 3947.
    • Shows curiosity and empathy, trying to solve a mystery and understand Zhuge Yun's perspective 2239.
    • Reminisces about his own past, comparing it to Zhuge Yun's story 2238.
    • Shows regret for not being able to join the group but hopes they don't encounter monsters 5159.
    • Feels a sense of unwillingness and embarrassment at being stripped of his specialness and becoming ordinary, later feeling enlightened by his friends' complaints 539.
  • Zhuge Yun:
    • Shows off his confidence and self-assurance, engaging in playful teasing 3947.
    • Shows wisdom and humility in sharing a past experience, expressing regret for not thanking a benefactor 1888.
    • Boasts about his foresight but later admits he was joking 3521.
    • Recalls his childhood stubbornness and retains a sense of wonder and childlike innocence 2239.
    • Reveals his skill in folding paper cranes and a sentimental side through a childhood memory 2238.
    • Shows determination and enthusiasm for gossip, but also insecurities about his height 267.
    • Shows curiosity and willingness to go hiking despite inconveniences 4768.
    • Shows his clumsy and humorous side while trying to spy, and expresses gratitude and amazement at Xiao Xiao's strength 268.
    • Shows clumsiness and lack of grace compared to Xiao Xiao but values safety over pride 4786.
    • Demonstrates maturity and wisdom in teaching Zhao Luzheng 5159.
    • Shows self-awareness about his appearance being intimidating to some people 3485.
    • Is surprised and amused by the mention of a kitten, reminiscing about a peculiar past encounter 4998.
    • Is best at "talking-head stuff," often adding descriptive words, speculations, and psychological analyses to his narrations 662.
    • Is not easily deterred by Gu Youxuan's disregard, interjecting enthusiastically 288.
    • Feels a chill down his spine and takes a step back when stared at by Little White Fox, finding it "creepy" 3424.
    • Quickly adjusts his disappointed mood, pontificating on karma 497.
    • Admits his fluster when a child was lost but calms down after Xiao Xiao speaks 3521.
    • Is not angry or negative when ignored by the Little White Fox, understanding its temperament 4379.
    • Finds it amusing to be like a "melon thief caught in the act," attributing his past focus to seriousness 4075.
    • Is unapologetic about being sensitive to the cold 2444.
    • Is described as reliable by Xuanxuan and Chang Gu 4768.
    • Believes his outward appearance is as outstanding as his inner self, attributing others' reactions to jealousy 3947.
    • Is willing to praise a monkey, believing it will understand his appreciation, and relies on Xiao Xiao for protection 3080.
    • Is described as having delicate skin, with scars potentially making him look more handsome, but he refuses "beauty in imperfection" 3080.
    • Believes his heart is pious and he is a loyal follower of Lady Luck, despite appearances 5931.

Relationships

Character Relationship Description
Xiao Xiao Zhuge Yun (Dorm Mate/Friend) Zhuge Yun often teases Xiao Xiao and is curious about his actions, sometimes misinterpreting them, but also shows admiration and support 445 2279 2527 2755 3957 4768. Xiao Xiao, in turn, is calm and collected in response to Zhuge Yun's antics, occasionally teaching him lessons 3957.
Xiao Xiao Zhang Bo (Dorm Mate/Friend) Zhang Bo and Xiao Xiao share a close friendship, often observing Zhuge Yun's antics together 445. Zhang Bo shows admiration for Xiao Xiao's helpful nature and supports his actions 445.
Xiao Xiao Zhao Luzheng (Dorm Mate/Friend) Zhao Luzheng and Xiao Xiao are dorm mates and friends, often sharing observations and experiences 445 3947.
Xiao Xiao Guo Shan (Acquaintance) Xiao Xiao helped Guo Shan's brother, leading Guo Shan to visit and thank him 445.
Xiao Xiao A Bai (Pet Fox) Xiao Xiao has a strong bond with his pet fox, A Bai, who displays human-like behavior and affection towards him 686 3424 4152.
Xiao Xiao Li Yan (Acquaintance) Li Yan knows Xiao Xiao and sought him out when in trouble 2526.
Xiao Xiao Lu Xiaoxiao (Acquaintance) Lu Xiaoxiao considers Xiao Xiao "Master Xiao" and forms a brief alliance with him to escape an annoying suitor, showing gratitude 476.
Xiao Xiao Xu Zizhen (Acquaintance) Xu Zizhen treats Xiao Xiao differently due to his unique abilities and refers to him as "Master Xiao" 2279.
Xiao Xiao Cai Yousheng (Acquaintance) Cai Yousheng is an acquaintance of Xiao Xiao and Wang Tong 763.
Zhuge Yun Zhang Bo (Dorm Mate/Friend) Zhuge Yun and Zhang Bo engage in playful banter and teasing, often with Zhang Bo reacting to Zhuge Yun's dramatic expressions 445 2280 290 5700 5931.
Zhuge Yun Zhao Luzheng (Dorm Mate/Friend) Zhuge Yun and Zhao Luzheng are dorm mates and friends, often sharing playful interactions and discussions 59 290 3947 5172.
Zhuge Yun Gu Youxuan (Cousin) Gu Youxuan is Zhuge Yun's cousin. Zhuge Yun often flirts with her, but she tends to ignore his advances 288.
Zhuge Yun Yu Xiao (Acquaintance) Zhuge Yun often speaks dramatically to Yu Xiao, sometimes offering backhanded compliments 271 662.
Zhuge Yun Li Yan (Acquaintance) Li Yan is a friend of Zhuge Yun, and they have known each other since junior high school 2413.
Zhuge Yun Uncle (Family) Zhuge Yun's uncle is a man with gold-rimmed glasses who calls Zhuge Yun "Ah Yun" 2199.
Zhang Bo Zhao Luzheng (Dorm Mate/Friend) Zhang Bo and Zhao Luzheng are dorm mates and friends, often sharing camaraderie and supporting each other 3947 4768 5172.
Zhang Bo Qiu Ling (Acquaintance) A Bai and Zhao Luzheng speculate about Zhang Bo and Qiu Ling's relationship, suggesting they might be a pair 4152.
Zhao Luzheng Miao Miao (Acquaintance) Zhao Luzheng sent text messages to Miao Miao 662.
Xu Zizhen Spirit Maple (Possession) Xu Zizhen's grandfather owns a maple tree that someone has taken a liking to, referred to as "Spirit Maple" 2280.

Power Progression

Eloquence and Persuasion

Zhuge Yun demonstrates a notable aptitude for verbal communication, often taking the lead in explaining complex situations 662. He is adept at adding descriptive words, personal speculations, and psychological analyses to his narrations, which can captivate listeners 662. This skill allows him to:

  • Explain and Narrate: He can clearly articulate events, even if it takes a considerable amount of time due to his elaborate style 662.
  • Influence and Direct: He can use his words to guide conversations and even influence the actions of others, such as when he directs his friends to follow him 541.
  • Tease and Banter: Zhuge Yun frequently engages in playful teasing and banter with his friends, showcasing his quick wit and ability to hold his own in verbal sparring 445 3947.
  • Deflect and Justify: He can use his eloquence to deflect criticism or justify his actions, even when others perceive him as being sarcastic or wrong 4429 5931.

Limitations:

  • Over-elaboration: His tendency to add excessive details and personal opinions can sometimes be tiresome for those already familiar with the situation 662.
  • Lack of Practical Experience: Despite his theoretical knowledge and eloquent explanations, he may lack practical experience, particularly in romantic matters 290.
  • Misinterpretation: His sarcastic or joking remarks can sometimes be misinterpreted by his friends, leading to accusations of insincerity 4429.

Intelligence and Observation

Zhuge Yun consistently displays intelligence, quick wit, and keen observational skills 3677. He is often the first to notice subtle cues or inconsistencies, allowing him to deduce information or understand situations more deeply than his peers 4035.

  • Analytical Thinking: He can analyze situations, such as Old Madam Ji's potential memory loss, to understand underlying causes 4035.
  • Problem Solving: He can quickly identify solutions, like suggesting setting up markers to avoid getting lost 4783.
  • Self-Awareness: He possesses a clear understanding of his own strengths and weaknesses, even accepting compliments for his self-awareness 3678.
  • Curiosity: His curiosity drives him to ask probing questions, especially when encountering unusual phenomena like monsters or their effects 1573 1953 2814.

Limitations:

  • Overconfidence: His intelligence can sometimes lead to overconfidence, causing him to boast or make assumptions 2431 3521.
  • Jealousy: He can exhibit jealousy or envy when others possess abilities he lacks, particularly the ability to see monsters 3794.
  • Simple Mistakes: Despite his intelligence, he can still make simple oversights, such as misjudging directions 3034.

While Zhuge Yun cannot see monsters himself, he has developed a significant awareness and understanding of their presence and effects due to his association with Xiao Xiao 3794. He actively seeks information about monsters and their interactions with the human world.

  • Detecting Demonic Energy: He can infer the presence of monsters by observing their effects, such as faint demonic energy on individuals 1573.
  • Understanding Monster Behavior: He has learned about the temperaments of monsters like A Jiu and A Bai, recognizing their arrogance and "weakness" for sweets 4379.
  • Recognizing Monster Abilities: He understands that some monsters possess special abilities and can gauge their power levels, even if Xiao Xiao downplays them 2794.
  • Identifying Monster-Seers: He can deduce when others, like Old Madam Ji or Ruan Jianjia, might have the ability to see or sense monsters 4035 4274.

Limitations:

  • Inability to See Monsters: His primary limitation is his inability to directly perceive monsters, which can lead to envy or a feeling of being left out 3794 4670.
  • Reliance on Xiao Xiao: He heavily relies on Xiao Xiao for information and confirmation regarding monsters, often asking him direct questions 1573 2526 2814.
  • Exaggeration: His excitement about monsters can lead him to exaggerate their power or the implications of their presence 2794.

Social Acumen

Zhuge Yun possesses strong social skills, enabling him to build and maintain relationships, navigate social situations, and even manipulate them to his advantage 4274.

  • Relationship Building: He actively works to build good relationships, such as offering rewards to Ruan Jianjia 4274.
  • Leadership and Organization: He demonstrates leadership in planning group activities, like outings to an amusement park 686.
  • Reading Social Cues: He can recognize when he is being ignored or when his friends are being sarcastic, though he sometimes feigns ignorance 3424 4429.
  • Emotional Blackmail: He is not above using emotional appeals, or "emotional blackmail," to get what he wants from his friends 5931.

Limitations:

  • "Annoying Personality": His personality can sometimes be perceived as annoying by his friends, particularly when he is boasting or being overly dramatic 569 577.
  • Insensitivity: He can be insensitive to the feelings of others, such as when he teases Zhang Bo about his appearance or potential scars 3080.
  • Seeking Attention: He often seeks attention and validation from his friends, sometimes to an exaggerated degree 4429.

Themes

  • Gratitude and Repayment: Characters often reflect on or express gratitude for help received, or regret for not having thanked a benefactor 1888. This is seen when Feng Ji repays Xiao Xiao 1888 and Zhuge Yun regrets not thanking his mysterious uncle 1888.
  • Coincidence and Fate: The narrative explores the idea that certain encounters or events are not merely random but are guided by coincidence or fate 1888. Xiao Xiao's encounter with Bing Feng is an example of this 1888.
  • Fear and Acceptance: The story touches on how characters confront their fears and eventually come to terms with situations or other beings 1888. Bing Feng's fear of Xiao Xiao and subsequent acceptance of reassurance illustrates this 1888.
  • Childhood Innocence and Wonder: The purity and imaginative nature of childhood are highlighted, often through nostalgic recollections 2239 2238. Zhuge Yun's story about paper cranes exemplifies this 2239.
  • The Power of Kindness and Empathy: Small acts of kindness and the ability to understand and share the feelings of another are presented as significant 2239. The mystery of who helped Zhuge Yun with the paper cranes underscores the impact of such kindness 2239.
  • Childhood Experiences: Characters share stories from their youth, which often reveal aspects of their personalities and how they developed 3947. These experiences contribute to bonding among the group 3947.
  • Friendship and Bonding: The interactions and shared experiences among the characters foster a sense of camaraderie and closeness 3947 267 268 4274. Playful banter and mutual support are common elements of their relationships 3947 267 268.
  • Confidence and Competition: Characters display varying degrees of confidence and engage in playful, competitive interactions 3947. Zhuge Yun's boasting and Zhang Bo's reactions are examples 3947.
  • Reliability: The quality of being trustworthy and dependable is presented as an important trait, particularly in the context of character relationships 4768. Zhuge Yun is described as reliable by others 4768.
  • Appearance vs. Reality: This theme explores the discrepancy between how things seem on the surface and their true nature 4768 445 2133 107. Xiao Xiao's cold demeanor contrasting with his helpful actions is a key example 445.
  • Overthinking and its Consequences: The narrative sometimes delves into the pitfalls of excessive rumination and jumping to conclusions 3359. Zhuge Yun's tendency to overthink often leads to humorous misunderstandings 3359.
  • The Beauty of Ordinary Things: The appreciation for simple, everyday beauty is a subtle theme 3359. Xiao Xiao's admiration for a tree for its ordinary qualities highlights this 3359.
  • The Importance of Rational Judgment: The need for clear and logical thinking, especially when faced with unusual circumstances, is emphasized 3359.
  • Childhood Memories and Nostalgia: Characters frequently reminisce about their past, often with a sense of longing or sentimentality 2238.
  • The Power of Small, Thoughtful Gestures: Simple acts of kindness, such as folding paper cranes or making tea, are shown to have significant emotional impact 2238.
  • The Passage of Time and its Effect on Memories: The way time shapes and sometimes blurs recollections is explored 2238.
  • Luck and Destiny: Characters consider themselves fortunate for certain experiences, attributing them to luck or a predetermined path 4274. Xiao Xiao's perspective on his ability to see monsters is an example 4274.
  • Relationship Building: The effort characters put into forming and maintaining connections with others, sometimes through strategic gestures, is a recurring element 4274.
  • Power and Responsibility: The idea that special abilities or positions come with a duty to act is present 4274. Xiao Xiao feels a responsibility to eliminate monsters due to his ability 4274.
  • Love and Confession: Romantic feelings and their expression are explored, sometimes with a critical eye towards entitled attitudes 268.
  • Perseverance: Characters demonstrate determination in pursuing their goals, even when faced with obstacles 267.
  • Curiosity and its Consequences: The desire to uncover secrets or understand the unknown can lead to complex situations 5771.
  • The Burden of Secrets: Characters grapple with the weight of hidden information and the difficulties of keeping it 5771.
  • Trust and Suspicion: The tension between believing in others and harboring doubts is a theme in relationships 5771.
  • Responsibility and Helping Others: The importance of assisting those in need, even when it requires personal sacrifice, is highlighted 445.
  • The Struggle Between Human and Monster Relations: The complexities of understanding and communicating across different species are explored 4036.
  • The Search for Answers and Truth: Characters often pursue knowledge and understanding, even in the face of uncertainty 4036.
  • The Importance of Social Interaction: The value of engaging with others and forming connections is emphasized 5159.
  • The Consequences of Not Getting Along: The difficulties that arise from interpersonal conflict are addressed 5159.
  • The Excitement and Curiosity Surrounding the Unknown: Characters often display eagerness and wonder when encountering mysterious or supernatural elements 5159.
  • Justice and Retribution: The idea of fairness and consequences for actions, particularly wrongdoing, is present 497 531.
  • The Unpredictability of Life: The narrative suggests that life can take unexpected turns, and outcomes are not always what one expects 2133.
  • The Power of Art to Reveal Truth: Art is depicted as a medium that can convey deep feelings and experiences 2133.
  • Childishness vs. Maturity: The contrast between playful, immature behavior and serious, responsible conduct is explored 107.
  • Emotional Entanglement and Letting Go: The difficulties of navigating complex relationships and the importance of moving on from unrequited feelings are discussed 2527 3536.
  • The Value of Individuality: The narrative sometimes highlights the importance of having one's own ideas rather than simply conforming 3080.

Notable Quotes

"I have good people skills."
"Can't be helped."
"You can't envy this." 4500

Zhuge Yun expresses his confidence in his social abilities, attributing it to an innate quality that cannot be envied.

"If I'm going to envy someone, I'd rather envy Third Brother." 4500

Zhang Bo, in response to Zhuge Yun's boasting, states his preference to envy Xiao Xiao instead.

"Am I really that violent?" 4500

Zhuge Yun asks this question with exaggerated surprise after Zhao Luzheng mentions a seemingly tense atmosphere.

"You can't beat Eldest Brother anyway."
"Why would you go looking for death?" 4500

Zhao Luzheng bluntly tells Zhuge Yun that he cannot defeat Zhang Bo, questioning why he would attempt to.

"Don't get hung up on appearances, okay?"
"My heart is pious."
"I am a loyal follower of Lady Luck." 5931

Zhuge Yun argues that his internal piety towards "Lady Luck" is what matters, not his outward appearance while eating watermelon.

"That's emotional blackmail," 5931

Zhao Luzheng comments on Zhuge Yun's behavior, identifying it as emotional blackmail.

"We're discussing how to take your good luck." 5931

Zhuge Yun playfully tells Xiao Xiao that he and Zhang Bo are trying to figure out how to acquire Xiao Xiao's good fortune.

"Can't you say things more nicely?"
"I might not have the strength,"
"but I can use my wits." 4500

Zhuge Yun suggests that while he may lack physical strength, he compensates with his intelligence and cunning.

"Strength can overcome ten skills."
"Besides, Eldest Brother isn't stupid either." 4500

Zhao Luzheng counters Zhuge Yun's assertion about wits, stating that strength is often superior and that Zhang Bo is also intelligent.

"...Either way, I'll always think of a way."
"When it comes to being insidious and cunning, none of you are my match."
"Except for Third Brother."
"Bugs don't count." 4500

Zhuge Yun boasts about his ability to find solutions, claiming superiority in insidiousness and cunning over everyone except Xiao Xiao, whom he refers to as a "bug."

"But we can see you're thick-skinned." 4500

Zhang Bo responds to Zhuge Yun's boasting about being insidious and cunning by pointing out his thick skin.

"This is called having a clear understanding of oneself."
"You wouldn't understand." 4500

Zhuge Yun defends his "thick-skinned" nature as self-awareness, implying others lack this understanding.

"Pity me, I haven't even seen a shadow of a monster." 539

Zhuge Yun expresses his regret at not having encountered any monsters, feeling unlucky compared to others.

"Look at us, then look at you. Third Brother isn't human, so don't compare yourself to him. You're already very lucky, alright?" 539

Zhang Bo tells Zhuge Yun that he is already fortunate and should not compare himself to Xiao Xiao, who is not human.

"At this point, one must retreat to advance. A temporary retreat is for a better attack." 290

Zhuge Yun offers strategic advice, suggesting that sometimes stepping back is necessary for a more effective future action.

"Then you don't have a girlfriend either." 290

Zhao Luzheng bluntly points out Zhuge Yun's lack of a girlfriend, undermining his theoretical advice on relationships.

"It actually sounds pretty good?" 2413

Zhuge Yun considers the suggestion of changing his name to "Master Zhuge," finding it appealing.

"You charlatan."
"Don't let them find you at school and bring shame to our school." 2413

Zhang Bo criticizes Zhuge Yun, calling him a charlatan and warning him not to embarrass their school.

"Am I that kind of person?"
"Besides, do Experts just act whenever they want?" 2413

Zhuge Yun defends himself against Zhang Bo's accusations, questioning if he is truly the type of person to bring shame and if experts act indiscriminately.

"You're just putting on an act." 2413

Zhang Bo concludes that Zhuge Yun's behavior is merely an act.

"That's also a skill." 2413

Zhuge Yun defends his "act" as a skill.

"If all else fails, there's still Third Brother."
"Right?" 2413

Zhuge Yun suggests that Xiao Xiao can be relied upon as a last resort.

"This kid is too honest."
"I was just kidding."
"Can't you tell?"
"No way?"
"You really didn't hear it?" 2413

Zhuge Yun expresses disbelief at Zhao Luzheng's literal interpretation of his joke, questioning his ability to discern humor.

"I call it respecting others." 2444

Zhuge Yun defends his attention to image as a form of respect for others, rather than shallowness.

"Silly and rich, what boss doesn't like that?" 2417

Zhuge Yun cynically remarks that bosses appreciate customers who are both foolish and wealthy.

"Every time I buy out all the survivors from their families." 2417

Zhuge Yun makes a dark joke about his method of acquiring things, implying he takes advantage of vulnerable situations.

"When has going to a temple ever been an option in the normal methods for solving problems?" 3795

Zhuge Yun questions the conventionality of suggesting a temple visit as a solution to a problem.

"I'll put it another way." 3795

Zhuge Yun indicates he will rephrase his suggestion after his initial one is met with skepticism.

"It's no big deal."
"It's fine."
"If he hadn't been so rude at the time, I wouldn't have even stopped to talk to him." 2413

Zhuge Yun dismisses a past incident as minor, but implies that the other person's rudeness was the reason for his engagement.

"It's like burning bridges after crossing the river." 2526

Zhuge Yun uses a proverb to express his displeasure at Li Yan's abruptness after getting what he needed.

"I'll praise it, saying it's amazing!" 3080

Zhuge Yun declares his intention to praise something enthusiastically.

"Crow's mouth." 3080

Zhuge Yun calls Zhang Bo a "crow's mouth" for suggesting a negative outcome.

"Worst case scenario, there's always Third Brother."
"Third Brother won't leave me to die." 3080

Zhuge Yun expresses his confidence that Xiao Xiao will protect him in a difficult situation.

"You won't be able to explain yourself no matter how many mouths you have then." 2754

Zhuge Yun warns someone about the difficulty of explaining themselves out of a predicament.

"Is it that exaggerated?" 2280

Zhuge Yun asks if a situation is as extreme as described.

"They say three cobblers are better than one Zhuge Liang."
"We have four."
"And none of us are cobblers." 2280

Zhuge Yun humorously adapts a proverb to suggest that their group, being more capable than cobblers, can offer good advice.

"Besides, that saying is about a gentleman, what does it have to do with 'men'?" 445

Zhuge Yun questions the applicability of a saying, distinguishing between "gentlemen" and "men."

"I've been wronged~" 445

Zhuge Yun dramatically expresses feeling wronged.

"Everyone's constitution is different."
"I'm just sensitive to the cold, what about it?" 2444

Zhuge Yun defends his reaction to the cold by