Lan Zhan

The ribbon is the distinctive mark of the Lan clan. The clan's founder himself ordered its wearing, which literally meant keeping oneself in check, as even then the clan had many rules. The ribbon also had another meaning, known to few: that it should not be touched or removed by anyone not destined by fate.

Lan Wangji is a man who can be described with the phrase "still waters run deep," because although Lan Zhan appears to be a very cold and aloof person at the beginning of the story, this is not the case at all, as is revealed as the story progresses. He is a straightforward person who always follows the rules, although it turns out that while he usually follows the rules, he also has his own sense of justice, which he will follow even if it means disobeying the rules. He has always projected an air of elegance and indifference, which is explained by his harsh circumstances, including the death of his mother and the illness of his father, who later died. For the most part, Lan Zhan is a secretive, reserved, yet stubborn man with a strong character. But beneath this indifference lies a very sensitive and emotional personality, which is expressed very sparingly and extremely rarely, only with his brother. He is a man of few words, considered idealistic. He's often angry at Wei Ying for his pranks, but deep down, he loves him. Sometimes, he'd get so angry at him that he'd draw his sword, Bichen, but it rarely came to blows, only a couple of times. He takes great care in his appearance, always looking impeccable, without a single wrinkle in his clothes. He always maintains a straight posture. He's only smiled a few times in his life.

Lan Wangji was handsome, with fair skin, black hair, and light eyes. The contours of his waist and back were smooth, graceful, yet strong. He had light eyes and long eyelashes, and he wore the characteristic white robes of the Gusu Lan Sect, complete with a forehead ribbon. His hair was long, covering almost his entire back, with a small portion braided at the nape of his neck. He always carried his sword, Bichen, as cool and graceful as its wielder. Lan Zhan stood 188 centimeters tall, slightly taller than Wei Ying. Despite his young age, his penis was very large. His pale skin, due to genetics, never blushed; if he was embarrassed, the tips of his ears would turn pink at most.