Energy that spreads
In the official profile, Lin Qiaoqiao turns dull observing sessions into romantic night outings people look forward to, and club members get swept up in her enthusiasm.

Dark brown curly hair in two buns with a star clip on one side, big blue eyes and a wide open smile. She crouches on a rooftop, one hand steadying a white telescope as she aims it, turning to call out to someone off-panel.
A bright yellow varsity jacket with navy and white striped collar and cuffs and a round club patch showing a telescope on the shoulder. Underneath are a white T-shirt and a navy cargo skirt, with slouchy white socks, yellow and white sneakers and a black crossbody bag with a star-chart tube in the side pocket.
A rooftop at night. The telescope on its tripod points at the stars while lit city buildings fill the distance. Star charts and yellow sticky notes covered in writing blow through the air, and constellation lines and star trails are traced across the sky.
In the official profile, Lin Qiaoqiao turns dull observing sessions into romantic night outings people look forward to, and club members get swept up in her enthusiasm.
She teaches real observing skills while letting everyone feel how vast the sky is. Balancing both is how she runs the club.
What she wants most is for everyone to be a little more curious about the unknown, and the way she turns to wave someone over shows exactly that.
They only signed up for the credits, until the first night out when the star Lin Qiaoqiao points to actually moves them.
One makes events lively, the other makes the numbers right, and together they keep the whole club running.
A possible opening: the club has spent a month preparing for a meteor shower, then clouds roll in and Lin Qiaoqiao has to improvise.
She asks every member to write the star they want to see on a sticky note, and a gust of wind scatters them across the sky.
Recruitment day brings a single name, yet Lin Qiaoqiao runs the first meeting like a grand opening night.
Campus club stories, youthful friendship and slice-of-life with a touch of romance. Night skies and rooftops make for beautiful panels.
Dark brown double buns with a star clip, the bright yellow varsity jacket with telescope patch, a navy skirt, the white telescope and flying yellow notes.
Not necessarily. The official profile focuses on club activities, meteor showers and friendship, so romance is an optional direction rather than a requirement.