#suiren

Il y a plus de mise en scène dans la danse de Loulan que dans l'autre version du manga. Dire que son dernier sourire a été adressé à sa soeur.

There is greater theatricality in Loulan's dance than in the other version of the manga. To think that her final smile was directed at her sister.

Bonus :

@ichithecupcake made me a gif from a video of my OC's worshiping a venetian glass.

At the beginning of the story we see instances of characters like Gaoshun and Suiren make comments about his attachement to Maomao, referring to her as a toy in their minds (not even in order to disrespect her, just to point out the difference in Jinshis and Maomaos status) and clearly see her as a phase and something temporary. Something he needs to "grow out of".

Over the course of the story not only does it stop happening but almost all side characters seemed to have accepted that Jinshis love for Maomao is just an unchangeable part of the worldbuilding.

So much so that Rikuson uses his jealousy to separate himself from the detective Maomao in order to commit a crime and remain undetected by her.

Suiren, the woman who used to hide Jinshis favorite toys from him when he was growing up to prevent him from forming attachments assists him in (spoilers for ln 8) branding himself like a slave so that he can refuse being with any women besides Maomao.