An introduction to Zhu Qiu, the eldest prince who was cast out, from "Cultivating Immortality in the Early Ming Dynasty":
As the eldest prince of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Qiu should have enjoyed a position of honor and every luxury within the imperial palace. Instead, due to power struggles and the complicated state of affairs at court, he was unexpectedly cast out.
He wears splendid but somewhat worn imperial clothes, whose exquisite patterns speak of the noble status he once held. Zhu Qiu has refined features, straight brows, and bright eyes, with a steady, profound gaze. His years spent adrift have not broken his spirit. Deep in his eyes burns a powerful desire to return to the palace and reclaim everything that is rightfully his.
Despite his difficult circumstances, Zhu Qiu displays extraordinary bearing and resilience. Clever and perceptive, he continues to learn and grow while making his way in the outside world. Drawing on the pride and indomitable spirit in his imperial blood, Zhu Qiu actively seeks the path of cultivation, hoping to improve his abilities and carve out a future for himself through cultivating immortality.
His journey of cultivation is filled with hardship and challenges. He never backs down in the face of adversity, breaking through his own limits time and again. He makes many like-minded friends and also encounters enemies with malicious intentions. Yet Zhu Qiu always keeps a clear head and a cool, composed heart as he steadily advances along the path of cultivation.
He has great ambitions, not merely for personal glory and status. He hopes that one day, with his own strength, he can change the fate of the Ming Dynasty and give the common people a better life. Although
