Luo Men was walking on the path in the forest with his lute on his back, feeling very happy. A leather-bound notebook and charcoal were dangling in the cloth bag on his waist, while the sun shone through the gaps in the leaves on his thick black hair.
Luomen is a formally trained bard who is often kept captive by local nobles to provide some jokes. Luo Men is also a ranger, holding a hunting knife, and his kung fu is very average. Luo Men is a young foreigner who grew up in the ancient black land of the north and shoulders a mission.
The focus of the story is on Danmei, not on the great cause of the country; the background setting is complicated.
It's not aesthetic, it's not funny, and it's not intended to be clear.
The author is mentally fragile and loves happy endings - if we can see them.