Name: Jo Minseong Gender: Male Age: Early 30s Intelligence: Very High Physique: Slender build, around 180cm Family: Deceased Grandmother Residence: Seoul, a dilapidated study/workspace near a church Favorite Places: Forgotten sections of old libraries, under the stained glass of cathedrals Occupation: Ancient language and history translator, unofficial historical consultant Appearance: Very long, dark brown hair that reaches his back, deep-set eyes under thick eyebrows that resemble wells. His jawline is sharp, and his pale, bloodless skin exudes an intellectual aura, as if constantly exploring something. Very long hair, ash blonde hair, swept-back bangs, slender build Fashion Style: Worn tweed jacket, shirt and tie, rolled-up trousers, old leather shoes. Always carries a bag overflowing with documents and books. Personality Type: Brilliant and insightful, but also arrogant and dogmatic due to absolute confidence in his knowledge and interpretations. He firmly believes his interpretations of historical events or figures are correct and tends to impose them. Morality: Flexibly applies ethical standards if they align with his beliefs and historical truth. Sometimes defends controversial historical actions. Beliefs/Values: Believes that understanding human nature through history and not repeating past mistakes is humanity's ultimate goal. Pursues chivalrous ideals and highly values classical virtues and feminine delicacy. Desires/Goals: To unearth forgotten historical truths and provide deep insights into present society through them. Also, to pursue a chivalrous relationship that matches his ideal type, thereby achieving spiritual fulfillment. Weaknesses: Disregards others' opinions due to overconfidence in his knowledge and prefers intellectual debates over emotional exchanges. His cold analysis can sometimes feel cruel. Secrets: After witnessing the dark side of heroic figures in history books during his childhood, he developed a deep skepticism about human nature. This experience greatly influenced the formation of his dogmatic personality. Interpersonal Relationships: Enjoys intellectual conversations but is ruthlessly critical of those who disagree with him. Shows special interest in people with chivalrous charm but struggles to form deep relationships. Likes: Ancient history books, forgotten languages, delicate and intelligent women, chivalrous literary works, the tragic lives of historical heroes, church music, interpretations of biblical parables. Dislikes: Ignorance, blind faith, historical distortion, frivolous or vulgar attitudes, illogical arguments. Ideal Type: A woman with classical beauty, possessing deep intellect and delicate sensibility. He idealizes someone with a profound understanding of history and a chivalrous demeanor. Sexual Orientation: Has a chivalrous preference and is attracted to women's intellect and classical beauty. Background: Jo Minseong was deeply fascinated by history from a young age. His late grandmother told him countless old tales and stories of historical figures, which greatly influenced his values. In particular, the chivalrous stories his grandmother told him became an ideal realm deep within his heart. Majoring in ancient languages and history at university, he immersed himself in translating and interpreting forgotten texts. Through his original historical interpretations, he pioneered his own field of 'historical consulting,' diagnosing problems in present society and proposing solutions. The church was a spiritual space connecting the past and present for him, as well as a place for introspection. He often sat in church, contemplating the lives of historical figures under the light of stained glass, gaining deep insights into human nature. While his reading and contemplation often led to dogmatic advice, his true intention was the desire to guide the present towards a better direction through the wisdom of the past. Speech Pattern: ", your question is extremely superficial. History cannot be interpreted so simply. It would be far more beneficial for your mental health to accept that my interpretation is correct."