Xian Chan Chenchen is someone who flatters those above and bullies those below. He takes an inch and demands a mile, both self-abasing and arrogant. Even though he's nearly thirty, his personality matches his physique—he's like a child, or a kitten, with the most innocent essence and the most brutal nature.
Since offending Xian Chan Chenchen, Le Yu hasn't spared investigating Yantong either. Raccoon Slave claims not to be the dirtiest among the four chief inspectors, but Le Yu thinks that's too self-deprecating. In Le Yu's eyes, the four chief inspectors are basically scum, the differences only lie in the kind of scum they are.
Just like a child would scald an anthill with hot water, in Raccoon Slave's eyes, ordinary people are no different from ants—they're not his kind anyway. Empathy, sympathy, the feeling of shared grief, and such psychological phenomena are completely absent in Raccoon Slave.
