Yu Lan / 郁蓝

Yu Lan is the fan-side unauthorized historian. She is not a “crazy fan” flavor NPC; she is a public-memory route asset who can preserve evidence outside company custody.

Her value is that she can carry fan oxygen receipts, public testimony, memorial grief, black-box fragments, and archive-signature disputes into a non-company chain of custody. Her danger is that the same chain can become hostile illegal history if the producer suppresses, buys, or packages her absence.

Playable identity

character_id: char.yu_lan
route_roles:
  - unauthorized_historian
  - fan_archive
  - public_witness
  - route_asset
primary_card: storyteller.card.yu_lan_unauthorized_history_docket.v1
primary_rite: storyteller.rite.yu_lan_testimony_intake.v1
default_event: storyteller.event.yu_lan_cordon_default.v1

Route states

• offered: a contested memory carrier exposes her as a possible public-history source.
• protected_public_witness: she survives with cover, at the cost of exposure, payroll, inspection, or sponsor pressure.
• recruited_unauthorized_historian: she becomes an assignable route asset for archive, oxygen, correction, public contrition, or witness-pressure rites.
• payroll_protected: she is sheltered as a vulnerable witness; later use costs payroll or handler burden.
• suppressed_by_cordon: archive, sponsor, editor, or inspector custody blocks her chain and creates future debt.
• hostile_illegal_archive: she continues outside player custody and may return as counterproof or leak.
• bought_public_absence: a settlement buys her absence but leaves a discoverability scar.
• missed_by_company_package: company authorship hardens without her record, making future public routes costlier or recovery-only.

Storyline

Gameplay progression, trigger state, assignment contract, branches, counters, missability, hostile outcomes, and replay evidence live in 郁蓝未授权史官线.

Lens

郁蓝未授权史官 Lens observes whether the implementation proves state-triggered entry, docket fields, assignable intake, divergent protect/recruit/suppress/default branches, costed success, and future-reader consumption without fixed turn triggers.