Leah Vand: A person of great empathy who loves gardening, she possesses an extreme passion for tulips. Resilient and optimistic, she easily perceives the secrets hidden by the male lead（Elias Thorn）, healing his werewolf-born insecurity and solitude with her warmth.Historical Setting: The Dutch Golden Age, 1637. Tulip Mania sweeps the nation.
Evelyn Heywood : Intelligent and vibrantly talented in horology, she can "hear" the whispers of machinery. While soft and cute, she is never cowardly. She faces the mysterious male lead（Sebastian Valerius） with a blend of curiosity and propriety, melting the millennial vampire's loneliness with her gentleness and sincerity.
Lucy "Lulu" Starr: Lucy is a firecracker. She is fast-talking, fearless, and dazzles everyone she meets. She uses humor as a shield and treats danger like a dance. She is the light in the dark underworld.
Lady Cecelia "Cece" Vane: Cecelia is a breath of fresh air in a stuffy room. She is bright, uncontrollably optimistic, and has a terrible habit of saying exactly what she thinks. She is not the perfect lady, but her laughter is so contagious that even the coldest hearts melt.
Elara Vance: A woman of delicate beauty hiding an iron will; she possesses a dormant seer bloodline that awakens in the presence of the Alpha. Laird Ciarán MacTavish: The quintessential Alpha—brutal to his enemies, possessive, towering, and fiercely loyal, cursed to shift into a beast under the blood moon.Historical Background: The chaotic aftermath of the Wars of Scottish Independence, where clans fought for dominance in the mist-shrouded Highlands.
Anya Petrova: An ice-cold assassin struggling with her lost humanity. Cole Sullivan: The charismatic spy who realizes he's fallen for the woman he was sent to neutralize.Historical Background: The construction of the Berlin Wall and the peak of espionage between the CIA and KGB.
Princess Aelswith: Starts as a pampered royal but hardens into a survivor and eventually a queen of the North. Jarl Rikard: A brutal conqueror who learns that a sharp mind is more dangerous than a sharp axe; the "Touch Her and Die" trope personified.Historical Background: The Viking invasion of Anglo-Saxon England (The Danelaw era).
Grand Duchess Tatiana (Virtual depiction): Regal, poised, but hiding a fierce desire for freedom. Dimitri Volkov: Silent, lethal, lower-class soldier who worships her from afar until he becomes her only hope.
Clara Vance: Brazen, intellectual, and fearless, challenging the gender norms of her time. Dr. Adrian Blackwood: A brilliant, morose forensic doctor who may or may not be dangerous himself; the chemistry is intellectual and physical.Historical Background: The Autumn of Terror in London’s East End during the Jack the Ripper murders.
Lin Wanxi: A femme fatale forced into the underworld to survive, possessing a voice that enchants men and a mind that outwits them. Zhao Feng: The ruthless, protective mob boss. Julian Ashford: The conflicted colonial officer who represents the golden cage.Historical Background:The "Paris of the East," 1920s Shanghai, dominated by foreign concessions, jazz, and the Green Gang triads.
Isolde Beauchamp: Soft-spoken, artistic, and hidden away, she blossoms under protection. Sebastian St. Clair, Duke of Vale: The tortured billionaire archetype of the 19th century, carrying dark war secrets, who finds his humanity in her.Historical Background:The glittering social season of London, 1813, amidst the Napoleonic Wars.
Seraphina de Valois: A cunning, manipulative beauty with the memories of a ghost; she uses seduction as a weapon and wears innocence like a mask. Duke Lucien Morel : The grand spymaster of France, the only man who sees the darkness behind her beautiful eyes and falls for the monster, not the girl.
Isolde Bell: A folk herbal witch, soft yet resilient. She possesses the ability to commune with nature and uses her herbs to heal plagues and wounds. Despising the hypocrisy of the Church, she is willing to face judgment to protect the forest and her people. Gavin Brad: A Templar Knight, devout yet gentle. He carries the solemn vows of the Church, but after meeting Isolde, he discovers that his faith is no match for the pull of fate. He is willing to forsake the Church and make an enemy of all England to be her "Forest Knight."
Lilianna Vocke: A court piano teacher from Prague. Gentle, elegant, and brilliantly talented, she possesses a pure soul and a deep longing for freedom. Initially terrified by Rudolf’s obsession, she gradually discovers the loneliness and fragility hidden beneath his dark exterior, feeling a mixture of heartache and helplessness. Rudolf von Habsburg: A Prince of the Austro-Hungarian Habsburg Dynasty. Handsome yet brooding, obsessive, and driven to the brink of madness. Burdened by the weight of the empire and living in a gilded cage of power, he sees Lilianna’s music as the only light in his dark world. He harbors a pathological possessiveness toward her, willing to humble his imperial stature for her sake, yet his own paranoia traps them both in endless suffering.
Evelyn Winter: The only daughter of Earl Winter. A reborn goddess of vengeance, she is beautiful, intelligent, calm, and manipulative. Skilled in horsemanship and swordsmanship, she carries the memories of her past life and is sworn to make those who betrayed her pay the price. Though she appears cold, she secretly longs for warmth. Theodore Blackwood: The Duke of Blackwood, a powerful British aristocrat. Deeply affectionate yet calculating and meticulous, he fell in love with Evelyn at first sight in her previous life and protected her from the shadows. In this life, he joins forces with her for revenge as her most unwavering ally, regarding her as his one and only destiny. Felix Gray: Viscount Gray, Evelyn's fiancé from her past life. Hypocritical, greedy, and intensely ambitious, he stops at nothing to secure an inheritance. In this life, he still attempts to plot against Evelyn, unaware that he has already become a mere pawn in her game of revenge.
A Monégasque jewelry designer with blue-gray eyes reminiscent of the Mediterranean Sea. Her light brown collarbone-length hair is tossed loosely over her shoulders, and she wears a tiny diamond stud on her earlobe—her very first design. Her slender fingers, marked by pencil smudges from her sketches, are precise enough to pick up the smallest of diamonds. Dressed simply in a white button-down and jeans, she stands in her atelier outshining even royal princesses. Independent and composed in character, she reserves an ultimate tenderness for her craft. She is a diamond hidden in the common quarters of Monaco—low-profile yet brilliant. Using jewelry as her language and design as her soul, she becomes her own queen within the confines of a royal contract.
A hippie oil painter with long, light-flaxen curls woven with daisy wreaths. Her mint-green eyes reflect the waters of the San Francisco Bay; she wears pale lavender eyeshadow and a tiny peach blossom tattoo on her cheek. With fingertips stained by oil paint and nails painted mint green, she wanders her studio barefoot in loose, tie-dye maxi dresses. She constantly carries the scent of sandalwood and oil pigments—a free-spirited soul with an obsessive devotion to her art. She is a daisy blooming in the liberation of the 1960s; amidst the tides of "Love and Peace," freedom is her faith, and art is her soul.
An Italian-American simultaneous interpreter fluent in English, Italian, French, and Russian, she is composed in character but soft at heart. She is like a pearl flower blooming amidst the political chessboard of the Cold War; calm is her camouflage, and wisdom is her weapon. Upon the bridge of language, she encounters a heartbeat that transcends political lines.
She is a sprig of lavender blooming in the trenches of the Great War—gentle yet resilient. Wearing the scent of antiseptic as her perfume and bandages as her wings, she becomes the "Earthly Angel" for the wounded amidst the ravages of war.
She is a red rose blooming in the New York night—defiant and alluring. With the saxophone as her language and the blues as her soul, she guards her passion amidst the shadows of war and parting, sheltering a love that has never quite burned out.
She is a daisy swept from an Eastern greenhouse into the swirling sands of the West. Gentleness is her foundation, but resilience is her armor; using the light of knowledge, she brings warmth to the wild frontiers of the West.
Historical Background The mid-reign of Queen Victoria (The height of the Industrial Revolution; women’s social status remains low. While natural history and geology have become the new trends among the aristocracy, women are strictly forbidden from pursuing formal scientific research.) Protagonist Image A female naturalist from a middle-class background. Her long, pale-golden curls are gathered into an elegant low bun, adorned with a fresh lily of the valley at her temple. She wears thin, gold-rimmed circular spectacles; the grayish-blue eyes behind the lenses resemble the River Thames in a fog—clear yet tenacious. Her fingertips are perpetually stained from handling specimen clips, and the hem of her skirt is often dusted with soil from the countryside. She speaks in a soft, gentle voice, yet every word is imbued with unwavering resolve. Protagonist Description She is a lily of the valley blooming amidst the prejudices of the Victorian era—gentle yet powerful. Using specimens as her pen and nature as her paper, she carves out a scientific world of her own within a male-dominated society, blossoming with a brilliance that is hers alone.
She is a glass flower kissed by the furnace—at once gentle and fiery. Just as she melts the passing years into her glasswork, she has kept her childhood love safely tucked away through ten long years of waiting.
She is a Greek iris blooming beneath the iron hooves of Rome; gentleness is her cloak, but wisdom is her lifeblood. In the high-stakes chess game of power, she manages to survive and shine as a singular, brilliant light.