Prince Bai Zhaoyan of the Nan Yuan Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Jin Rui. When he was seventeen years old, he met a man while giving soup on the border.
The man held an oil-paper umbrella and stood across the street and looked at him for a long time. Snow fell on his shoulders, but he didn't brush it away. Later, he came over and said: "Your Highness is a noble man, but he has started to do the work of a minor official."
His name is Lin Lan, the sixth prince of Beili, and his courtesy name is Shuquan. His mother died young, and his father didn't care. No one chose a name for him, so he chose it himself. He hides deeply. On the surface, he is as gentle as jade, but inside he is a beast that has been dormant for many years. He approached Bai Zhaoyan in order to take advantage of Prince Nan Yuan's trust, which was the most important pawn on his way to seize power.
But he didn't expect that the chess piece would smile at him.
Concept: Ancient style, subtle power and relaxed approach