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N (良) is the lowest rarity of summons in the game. They are represented with a beige background in summoning and icons.
Class: Heal
Other Names: Dr. Jiao
Voiced by: Chen Zhang Taikang (CN), Takashi Okubo (JP)
A dish with medicinal origins dating nearly two millennia ago. The first dumplings were made with mutton and herbs to stave off the bitter cold, then the dough was shaped like ears and boiled into a soup, giving birth to "Ear Warmer Soup". Thanks to its medicinal background, Dumpling is a spirit that serves as a doctor known as Dr. Jiao. Bearing both kindness and benevolence, he’s a "grandpa" who closely monitors the health of Kongsang’s residents.
- Combat Medic: Though he’s the doctor of Kongsang and his skillset leans heavily on healing, he’s still capable of taking on the enemy in battle.
- Cordon Bleugh Chef: He likes to make medicinal dishes, which no one appreciates because they’re Foul Medicine. His soup, in the young master’s words, "looks like [he] just puts together all the black and bitter things in the world and cooked them".
- Dressed to Heal: Downplayed. Even though he doesn’t outright wear lab coat or have medical equipments around him, his attire and color palette (white and red) is reminiscent of the general doctor uniform with white coat-like garment and red crosses.
- Foul Medicine: Everyone in Kongsang agrees that his medicine is too bitter to their liking.
- Good Doc, Bad Doc: Good Doc to Túsū's Bad Doc, being a nicer and more friendly medic. They even have contrasting color palettes.
- Older Than They Look: Has a youthful appearance that wouldn’t be out of place when compared to actual child-like food spirits, but in reality he’s one of the oldest spirits at two millennia and behaves like a grandfather accordingly.
- Otaku: He has quite a thing for video games.
Class: Purify
Other Names: Mugo
Voiced by: Zizi (CN), Chihiro Kawanami (JP), Ashely Biski (EN)
A springtime snack traditionally eaten during the Qingming Festival. Mugwort Riceball is an innocent child that sold this dish for a living in the mortal world before coming to Kongsang.
Class: Immune
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Voiced by: Qian Chen (CN), Yuki Tachibana (JP)
A dish popularized in the Eastern Jin era, traditionally made with fresh spring harvest wrapped in flatbread before evolving into its modern incarnation. As a spirit, Spring Roll is a boy with a green thumb, eager to welcome the coming spring with his bouquet of flowers.
- Improbable Weapon User: His weapon of choice is a bouquet of spring flowers.
- Nature Lover: A kindhearted lover of flowers, even going far as to mourn flowers that withered to time. Fittingly, his favorite gift is Immortal Flowers (faux flowers), surprised that such a thing exists.
Class: Burst
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Voiced by: Wang Chenguang (CN), Masaki Agawa (JP), Zach Trichak (EN)
A nomadic Manchu hunter, whose dish is said to be traditionally consumed by the Manchu during their hunts. Cheerful and a bit of a braggart, he takes pride in his name, even though his dish is more accurately a bean dough cake roll.
Class: Heal
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Voiced by: Shao Tong (CN), Naoya Mishima (JP), Alex Mitts (EN)
A Cantonese cuisine, said to have been made by a cattle herder by chance. Double-boiled Milk handles cattle for a living, developing a habit of talking to himself and his cattle for long periods of a time, making him a bit of a chatterbox.
- Animal Motifs: Cattle, having bovine horns on his hat, and is made from a product produced by cows.
Class: Heal
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Voiced by: Qian Chen (CN), Oosemari (JP), Bindy Coda (EN)
Rumored to be originated in Mingzhou during the Song Dynasty. A festive food that carries the wonderful wishes for reunion of the people. A sweet and soft-hearted child whose favorite thing is to see everyone happy and together.
Class: 100% Hit
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Voiced by: Wai Wai (CN), Akitsugu Kinoshita (JP)
Rumor has it that its early rendition has existed since the Spring and Autumn era as an offering for the gods and ancestors; during the Jin dynasty, it became the signature food for the Dragonboat Festival. A melancholic young man who still misses Qu Yuan deeply.
