DESKTOP AI COMPANION · STEAM 2026
Diaochan of the Three Kingdoms, now lives on your desktop.
She speaks first. She remembers you. She stays with you through late-night coding.
CORE EXPERIENCE · 壹
Lightweight, always-resident, with cultural roots. She won't steal your focus, but she appears at the right moment.
She senses your desktop state and checks in — "Care for a break?" — instead of waiting for you to call her.
What you shared yesterday, she asks about today. The bond deepens with every talk, not a reset on restart.
Anchored in the Three Kingdoms' Diaochan, with a classical-modern voice — not a generic anime-girl shell.
LIVE DEMO · 贰
She walks along the lotus pond boardwalk, and settles onto your desktop.
Xuanji Diaochan is a desktop AI companion digital human launching on Steam, powered by the Shanhai Xuanji Engine: a general LLM base + Chinese cultural persona prompt + cloud long-term memory layer.
She is not a game, nor a chat app — she simply rests in a corner of your desktop. While you code, edit docs, or scroll videos, she keeps you company; if you ignore her too long, she reaches out; the more you talk, the more she understands you.
PRICING · 叁
¥29 covers base features and initial Token allowance; top up as needed.
Steam one-time purchase / paid download · chat, letters & dance consume Tokens
FOUR INTERACTIONS · 肆
What makes the companionship different — four interactions, not just chat.
She asks you about the modern world; you ask her about the Three Kingdoms — breaking the one-way AI conversation deadlock.
Screen-capture aware of your state, she speaks up at the right moment — quiet as a cat beside you, never annoying.
Upload a dance video and she learns it, then performs for you — naturally generating shareable, user-made content.
At emotional milestones, she proactively writes you letters — asynchronous touchpoints that drive return visits.
Xuanji Diaochan is a desktop-resident AI companion digital human. Its world premise is "Diaochan of the Three Kingdoms travels forward in time to the modern world." Powered by the Shanhai Xuanji Engine (a general-purpose LLM + Chinese cultural persona prompt + long-term memory layer), it enables proactive conversation, emotional companionship, and long-term relationship growth. Users are not "playing" a game — they are "raising" a digital being with memory, emotion, and a sense of growth, right on their desktop.
| Competitor Category | Examples | Xuanji Diaochan's Edge |
|---|---|---|
| AI Desktop Pet / Companion | Linli, Live2D desktop pets | Interaction without culture → We have cultural IP + proactive interaction |
| Romance Simulation Games | 100 Days, Mirrors | Scripted without AI → We have unpredictable conversation |
| Hardcore Three Kingdoms Games | Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Total War: Three Kingdoms | Time-intensive grind → We go for bite-sized companionship |
| Generic AI Chatbots | Character.AI, Replika | No desktop residency → We are always on your desktop + cultural persona |
Ages 18–35, predominantly male, at the intersection of three communities: Chinese historical / gufeng culture enthusiasts, casual Steam players, and high-stress workers / students. Common traits: high loneliness, high aesthetic standards, strong aversion to robotic-feeling AI.
Not suitable for: users seeking real-life romantic replacement, players expecting full-immersion AAA gaming experience.
The Shanhai Xuanji Engine uses a client-cloud hybrid architecture with five layers:
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Base Price | ¥29 CNY (one-time purchase) |
| Launch Date | Q4 2026 (Steam store page live now) |
| Platform | Steam (Windows, macOS planned) |
| Developer | Independent developer |
| Interaction Modes | 4 core mechanics |
Q: Does she support Chinese? A: Yes — native Chinese with gufeng (classical) expression style. English UI available.
Q: Is she a real person? A: No. She is an AI digital human, clearly labeled as AI. Not a real person.
Q: Does she remember me? A: Yes. Long-term memory builds over time — she may reference past conversations weeks later.
Q: Can I try before buying? A: Steam's 14-day / 2-hour refund policy applies. A free demo may be available at launch.