妲己
[dá jĭ]
Da Ji is an important villain character in Chinese mythology, especially depicted in 'The Investiture of the Gods'. As the fox spirit who led King Zhou towards depravity causing the fall of Shang Dynasty. Choosing '妲己' for a nickname may symbolize one's seductive side or admiration for Da Ji's beauty and intelligence but also acknowledges her notorious role in historical disasters in literature context.