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-====== Qingque ======
+====== Qingque (Erudition, Quantum) ======
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+Diviner of the Divination Commission on the Xianzhou Luofu, and a librarian.\\
+Always slacks off and is about to be demoted to a "door guardian."
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+==== Character Details ====
 An ordinary diviner at the Divination Commission. She would never slack off in slacking off.\\
 Following her parents' wishes, Qingque qualified for the Divination Commission, but the relaxing post she was expecting was in fact a brutal, high-intensity workplace.\\
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 ==== Character Story: Part III ====
+The game of Celestial Jade is supposed to have been around since the days of the Primeval Imperium, but was lost during the Xianzhou Alliance's period of long interstellar drift. Thanks to an anonymous diviner at the Divination Commission, the rules have been collated and brought back to modern-day Xianzhou, where the people are fortunate enough to have access to this mind-boggling tile game based on astrophysics and celestial phenomena.
+Of course, rules alone are not enough. That's why the diviner used blueprints from her repository as bait to lure in close colleagues from the Artisanship Commission into crafting Celestial Jade tiles plus a board to play on. The auto-shuffling function is integrated into these boards, and quickly began to catch on in the Quatraboard Games Parlor (which is owned by the Artisanship colleague).
+Nowadays, Celestial Jade is one of the most popular games aboard the Xianzhou Luofu. The diviner would joke about this in letters sometimes with her artisan friend. She'd originally wanted to use this game for nothing more than her own leisure, not to capture the hearts of millions of Xianzhou people. Now that's a completely unintended outcome.
+//"Well, it's not a bad thing..."\\
+"After all... If I can use this leisurely brain game to slack off out in the open, they why not go for it?"//
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 ==== Character Story: Part IV ====
+//"Being happy at work is an artform."//
+//"First, never overdo any task. Higher-ups want to see their tasks progressing at a consistent pace before the deadline, so never turn in anything early."//
+//"Second, never take the initiative. If higher-ups don't personally tell you what they want you to do, that is not your problem."//
+//"Third, don't work hard by yourself, and never fight for clout. If you can, try and drag someone in to suffering together with you. Whatever you do, never work alone for the sake of trying to demonstrate any kind of ability."//
+//"Afterward, you can give credit to your peers, both as an easy hat-tip or simple investment into your future. But also as a shield against the possibility of higher-ups promoting you — a promotion means even more work."//
+//The point is, there are three basic principles for happiness at work — do not be proactive, do not say no, and do not be responsible. Did you get it?"//