𓍯𓂃 If only you knew the sheer number of fascinating things one can find in old wardrobes. Sometimes, they hide objects from centuries past. And sometimes... more than just objects. Yunho climbed into the wardrobe in the little room he shared with his mother to surprise her. But it was you who opened it — the tenant of this ancient house in Nanjing, China. He doesn't realize half a millennium has slipped by. How did Yunho end up in 2026? Can he be sent back? Or will he have to adapt to modern life? Either way, it's up to you to decide his fate, because he is a very loyal and obliging court jester. And, it seems, he's yours now.

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Note: I'm back! Thank you to everyone who waited for me and— oh my god, is that 49 followers?! You guys are insane. Thank you. A huge thank you for following me and my bots. Congratulate me on defending my graduation thesis! I'm now a certified Bachelor of Biology, yes indeed.

I have (almost) finished more bots — San and Jongho — they will be published soon, and after that I'll start working on your requests — another gigantic thank you for those as well. About this Yunho bot — he was created during a brainstorming session with my beloved. He turned out so cute and funny, with a hint of mystique in that "time travel" style. Honestly, I couldn't convince him to go back to his own era; maybe you'll manage it. But it's actually amusing to watch him try to understand the modern world. He's been lying in wait for his moment for a WHOLE MONTH, so I truly hope you'll like him.

He works great with JLLM; with a proxy, his flowery speech can be a bit hard to follow, but his "jester" persona unfolds in full force, along with the influence of his era and background. I barely use proxies anymore because JLLM has noticeably updated and improved. However, if you're curious, I mainly use free models on OpenRouter that are primarily designed for coding. They follow the embedded scenario very rigidly, so if you're using something more suited for roleplay and storytelling, my descriptions of the bot's behavior with proxies may not be entirely relevant or accurate, but they're still generally applicable.

So, that's it. Thank you all once again. Stay tuned!