瞳爷
[tóng yé]
This name translates directly to 'Pupil Master' and likely refers to eyes or perception with added respect and endearment through the suffix 'ye' ('爷' often indicating a term for elder male family members, gentlemen, bosses). The implication is admiration of keen-sighted, insightful persons, possibly referencing sharp insight, awareness or unique viewpoints like discerning individuals possessing remarkable observational abilities, wisdom, or authority in matters related to visual aesthetics and expressions. It also adds an element of pride and self-confidence.