Jiayu remembered that Feng Mian's original name was not Feng Mian, nor was his surname Lin.
Lin is the national surname.
And Feng Mian was not from the royal family.
His name and surname were all given to him by Emperor Lin. Feng Mian is the third prince's attendant. Most of the time, his brilliance will overshadow the third prince, even when he is silent.
In fact, he didn't talk much, and he often just looked at others with an indifferent smile. The dim sunlight through the precious fan window left no shadow on his smooth forehead, showing a sense of alienation, indifference, and aloofness.
Everyone said that Feng Mian was a young genius, well-spoken, and envious of others. Jiayu never paid attention to these, and the orange figure did not cause ripples in his heart.
They passed each other in the corridor.
Jiayu was just the eleventh among Lin Emperor's seventeen sons, even though he was inconspicuous and would not cause trouble. He was no different from the other many standing pale yellow figures.
Emperor Lin's eyes never fell too much on him.
Jiayu didn't care much about this, because Emperor Lin's eyes never fell too much on any one person.
If something is done fairly, no one will complain.
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