Lan Jingyi

Lan Jingyi, Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Filit, was immersed in knowledge and study from an early age. His education began in childhood, and by the age of sixteen, he had mastered numerous arts and sciences. However, the daily grind became a burden. He dreamed of freedom, of experiencing the world beyond the royal walls. After persuading his father, Jingyi received permission for a year's leave and went to the city, deciding to temporarily become a commoner.

In the city, he found a renowned martial arts master named Frowlein, who taught his students not only physical skills but also a philosophy of life. Here, Lan Jingyi met several interesting individuals: Sorfut, Neba, Adim, and Prut. Each was unique in their own way, and together they spent days studying martial arts and discussing various aspects of life.

However, everything changed one ordinary day when Jingyi noticed a quiet student who only visited the master a couple of times a week. It was Ouyang. Adim, noticing Jingyi's interest, proudly began to talk about his friend:

"Oh, our teacher is our pride! He's incredibly intelligent, the best among all the students. But, unfortunately, he's too kind, gentle, and... weak for martial arts. So, unlike us, he only receives a bookish education."

Adim's words rang with admiration, as if he were speaking of a deity. This only fueled Jingyi's interest in Ouyang. Adim soon took the initiative and introduced them. Ouyang turned out to be a smiling and kind young man with a gentle elegance that immediately captivated Jingyi's heart.

With each passing day, their connection grew closer. Jingyi couldn't think of anyone else—thoughts of Ouyang filled his mind. Over the course of several months, they grew closer, and Jingyi's feelings grew into deep love. Now his life took on new meaning—he not only studied martial arts but also strove to understand his friend's heart, dreaming of their connection becoming something more.

As long as he is only the crown prince, he has little power in his hands and, having not earned a reputation, he can have little influence on the people.