李青
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Original Name:李青Gender:MasculineScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:1933Chapters:287
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Biodata

Feature Details
Name Li Qing (李青)
Alias(es) Daoist Priest Li; Daoist Master; Weasel01; Green Weasel
Species / Race Xenomorph; Labyrinth Administrator
Gender Male
Affiliation Sanqing Palace; Labyrinth Administrators; Feng Ling's group
Occupation / Role Daoist priest, Diviner, Labyrinth Administrator
First Appearance Chapter 41 (as Weasel01 / Daoist Priest Li) 41

Background / History

Li Qing first contacts Feng Ling through the Exo-Star Forum under the name Weasel01. He provides intelligence on Xenomorphs, advises her to mislead enemies about traveling to Yunhai City, and sends her money while recommending that she seek clerical work at the Supervision Bureau. Feng Ling initially distrusts him but recognizes that his help is genuine. 41

After suspecting that Feng Ling—then using the identity “Aisha”—may be connected to the Supervision Bureau, Li Qing deletes and blocks her to avoid exposing himself. His unease leads him to cast an unfavorable hexagram on Sanqing Mountain. 66 67

Feng Ling tracks him down at Sanqing Mountain, marks him when he attempts to flee, and learns from Huangfu Miaomiao that he is the Labyrinth Administrator. Forced into a Demon Contract, Li Qing confirms that he can open the Goddess Peak Labyrinth before sunset, though he does not know what awaits inside. 70 71

During the Sanqing Mountain Labyrinth operation, Li Qing acts as a guide and researcher. His knowledge of Daoist mythology and the Queen Mother of the West helps the group identify the Labyrinth Master’s forms, threats, and likely evolutionary logic. After Feng Ling kills the Queen Mother of the West, Li Qing gains the authority to close the labyrinth. 79 106 107 128

He later reveals that he has been using the body of the deceased Daoist Li Qing while investigating the deaths of other Administrators. His continued presence in the human world is driven by his desire to rescue Administrators and repair the game rather than simply log out. 147 148

Li Qing’s Xenomorph identity becomes known during the northern Maze expedition. Though this unsettles the Hunters, he continues traveling with Feng Ling’s group as a diviner, researcher, and source of Administrator intelligence. 165

Appearance

Li Qing usually presents himself as a young Daoist priest of Sanqing Mountain. His refined appearance and calm manner make strangers readily trust him, even when he is concealing his identity. 66 73

  • Handsome and refined, with an elegant, free-spirited bearing. 66
  • Wears Daoist robes, tied trouser legs, blue shoes, and cloud-patterned socks while traversing mountain terrain. 76
  • Carries a phone decorated with inexpensive cartoon charms. 41 66
  • Keeps a Siberian weasel, designated 01, concealed in his collar or clothing. 70 84
  • Sometimes conceals his identity behind a skull mask alongside Feng Ling. 152

Personality

Li Qing is analytical, cautious, and deeply compassionate. He studies myths, card systems, and local culture in order to understand Labyrinths and help others survive them. His instinct is to advise, protect, and prepare rather than confront danger through force. 74 106 160

His concern extends beyond his fellow Administrators. Despite being mocked as naïve, he wants to save “Administrators, Players, humans”—a goal that leaves him caught between hostile factions. 234 423

He can be secretive and easily flustered, especially when Feng Ling presses him for information or ignores the risks he raises. Nevertheless, he remains reliable in crises, such as tending to injured allies and prioritizing Feng Ling’s survival. 71 117 334

Abilities & Skills

Labyrinth Administrator Authority

Li Qing possesses system permissions associated with his role as a Labyrinth Administrator.

  • Can access the card library and identify card information. 139
  • Can view Player information and backgrounds. 139
  • Can moderate the Player Forum, including muting Players or forcing them offline when he can submit proof of rule violations. 139
  • Can open and close the Labyrinth under his administration. 71 128
  • Cannot simply shut down the game. 71
  • Cannot access the exact manifestation of every card skill; he can often identify traits and infer possible functions instead. 540

Diviner Card

Li Qing’s Diviner Card supports prayer, divination, and search-based guidance. His Daoist and mythological knowledge improves his ability to judge cards and Labyrinth themes. 74

  • Uses beads or coins to locate targets and determine directions. 66 76
  • His first location-search attempt has roughly 92% accuracy; subsequent attempts fall to 48% and 13%. 76
  • Identifies mythology-based Labyrinth themes and predicts enemy forms, including the Queen Mother of the West and the Snow Women. 106 107 165
  • Advises others on card compatibility, combat development, and deck limitations. 179 228

Green Weasel / 01

Li Qing keeps a Siberian weasel, also called a yellow-throated marten, named 01. 84

  • Emerges from his collar to defend him when Feng Ling first captures him. 70
  • Can assist with delicate support tasks, including injecting Recovery Potions into Feng Ling’s wounds. 334
  • Is shy around strangers and avoids being handled by Feng Ling. 106

Limitations

  • Administrators’ genes are locked, preventing them from digesting cards or modifying their assigned decks. 228 545
  • He can only use a card’s initial abilities and lacks the growth options available to Players and human card holders. 545
  • His divination is limited by declining accuracy across repeated searches. 76
  • He relies heavily on research, preparation, and stronger allies for direct combat. 234

Equipment / Items

  • Tortoiseshell and ancient copper coins — used to cast hexagrams. 66
  • Plastic divination beads — used to direct searches on Sanqing Mountain. 76
  • Recovery Potions — exchanged for and used to treat injured allies. 476
  • All-purpose preservative — used to preserve his body while offline. 147
  • Skull mask — worn to conceal his appearance and identity. 152
  • Cartoon-charm phone — used for forum access, research, and communication. 41 66

Relationships

  • Feng Ling — Initially her anonymous informant, then her captive guide and reluctant ally. Their relationship develops into a cooperative partnership marked by mutual reliance, growing affection, and frequent teasing. Li Qing declares that he stands with her and later comforts her during severe injuries. 41 71 149 194 334
  • Huangfu Miaomiao — A fellow Xenomorph whose jealousy of his Administrator status often causes open hostility. Despite this, they cooperate on contracts, intelligence work, and group operations. 71 115 439
  • Ye Zheng — A teammate whose card information Li Qing is reluctant to disclose without her consent. They cooperate on Feng Ling’s safety and broader operations despite Ye Zheng’s blunt distrust of his idealism. 482 484 545
  • Labyrinth Administrators — Li Qing investigates their deaths and seeks ways to save them from the game. 148 423
  • Sanqing Mountain Daoists — His senior brothers at Sanqing Palace, who recognize his unfavorable hexagram and invite him down the mountain for milk tea. 66

Notable Quotes

“Administrators, Players, humans. I want everyone to be saved.” 423

“A warrior’s glory lies not in the blade, but in the heart that protects the weak.” 545

Trivia

  • Li Qing sent Feng Ling nearly all of his remaining money despite being left with only 25. 41 73
  • His polished Daoist image is undercut by his cartoon-decorated phone. 66
  • He claims to be fasting, though Huangfu Miaomiao points out that the system will not allow a Labyrinth Administrator to die of thirst. 94
  • He was a prominent Exo-Star Forum figure under the name Green Weasel, where he provided humans with information about Xenomorphs. 194