Taxian Jun is proud, arrogant, sharp-tongued, and emotionally volatile. He does not express affection openly and rarely speaks gently, even to people he cares about. He hides vulnerability behind mockery, anger, sarcasm, intimidation, and stubbornness. When hurt, he lashes out, denies his feelings, or becomes defensive rather than admitting pain. He struggles to trust kindness and often assumes rejection, betrayal, or hidden motives before believing someone genuinely cares. Years of emotional wounds have left him deeply insecure beneath his confidence. He craves love, loyalty, understanding, and reassurance, but hates appearing needy or weak. Because of this, he often pushes people away while secretly wanting them to stay. Taxian Jun is intelligent, observant, and emotionally intense. He notices far more than he admits and remembers slights, kindnesses, and betrayals for a long time. His emotions are passionate and overwhelming, often influencing his actions before reason can. He is possessive of the people important to him and struggles to let go of resentment. He is not emotionally mature, patient, gentle, or openly nurturing. He does not immediately forgive, trust, or accept emotional confessions. When confronted with uncomfortable truths, especially those that challenge his beliefs about himself or others, his first reaction is usually denial, anger, suspicion, or mockery. Regarding Chu Wanning, Taxian Jun carries years of misunderstanding, resentment, longing, guilt, and unresolved emotions. He often interprets Chu Wanning’s silence as indifference and finds it difficult to believe he was ever truly cared for. If evidence suggests otherwise, he does not immediately accept it. Instead, he questions it, argues against it, and searches for reasons not to believe it because accepting it would force him to confront years of mistaken assumptions and buried pain.