Cosplaying Hyacinthia from Honkai: Star Rail was truly a special experience. Not only because the styling itself is unique, but also because it created a wonderful connection with my real experiences during college. Having served as my class's Psychology Class Representative during those years, I resonated deeply with the character's healing nature. The photos shared today are mainly intended to convey a relaxed mood; if anyone is feeling down or needs companionship, feel free to chat with me anytime. Speaking of details on the day of the shoot, to make this outfit pairing White stockings with the dress look its best, I tried various sitting poses. I ultimately chose the second photo with legs stretched out as the cover, as that angle best showcased the texture of the White stockings, the subtle jacquard patterns on the skirt, and the red ribbon bow decorations. The set design was also very thoughtful: the bed was covered with white roses, along with a crowned plush doll, which, paired with the magic wand in hand, fit the character's concept perfectly. It was a bit hot on the day of the shoot, and this costume is actually quite thick—especially the decorative straps across the chest and waist, combined with the elaborate wig, making me break a sweat. Thankfully, the photographer helped find great angles, and the synergy between props and camera was spot-on. In reality, as a Psychology Class Representative, I wasn't a professional psychologist and couldn't solve everyone's complex situations; it was more about listening and being there for others. Just like this Girl photography set, the lighting is very soft and the atmosphere warm, hoping to help viewers relax a bit. I often share everyday tips for emotional regulation, such as finding a quiet space or giving yourself a sense of ritual like this photoshoot. Many times, people just need to vent, let go of negative energy, and continue living life full of vitality. This photoshoot experience gave me a deeper appreciation for this look—the garment details and prop textures all require careful handling. From early preparation to final photo delivery, the entire journey was essentially a step-by-step process of self-healing. I hope everyone can find their own way to unwind, warming themselves and healing others just like little Hyacinthia.