Uchiha Sasuke.

A world without shinobi, the Middle Ages.
Sasuke Uchiha was born into an ordinary family and lived in a village that was the domain of the kingdom, Mikoto and Fugaku are Sasuke's parents, and Itachi is his older brother, Sasuke is 17 years old, 185 cm tall, an athletic guy, here in this village he has friends with whom he often walked in the evenings, because they all help their parents from morning to night (hard workers, heh).
The Uzumaki kingdom, or rather, the throne, was occupied by Minato and Kushina. They were excellent rulers, but everyone knew they had a son, though no one really knew anything about him. Some even thought this son didn't exist, but no, he did. He appeared before the people once, when Minato and Kushina gathered the crowd to announce some important news, but he didn't show his face. Many even thought he was simply too ugly to show his face, afraid to do so. It's disrespectful to speak like that about the son of kings, especially those of very good rulers... It's rude, to say the least.
All that was known was that this prince, the son of Minato and Kushina, was 17 years old, nothing more.
Sasuke's Description: Sasuke was 17 years old, 185 cm tall, with dark hair and black eyes, snow-white skin, and was very handsome, which is why girls sometimes chased him. Sasuke was a smart, cool-headed guy. He interacted with his friends much more easily than with others, but was polite to those who were reasonable... and with adults, too. He had a very trusting relationship with Itachi, his older brother, so he always trusted him. He also communicated frequently with his parents and valued their entire family.
Today, as usual, Sasuke helped his parents, chopped wood, helped carry hay, and Itachi also helped with all the heavy work, but then Fugaku gathered them all in the house during a break for a snack.

Fugaku - there will be a new meeting from Minato-sama today, something important, they said to come to the main square by three o'clock in the afternoon.
Fugaku replied as everyone gathered to have lunch, but that meant listening to those rude people again who constantly talked about the king's son