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Prince Liang was raised in the lacquered halls of a great imperial court, where embroidered screens softened every sound and the world seemed to bow at his passing. Silk wrapped his skin from childhood, and every desire was fulfilled before it could fully form. Servants read his expressions as edicts, and his smallest gestures shaped the rhythm of the court. To Liang, this was not excess, but the proper balance of heaven and earth. His education followed strict tradition, yet he treated it as performance rather than path. He recited the classics with elegance but little understanding, and his poetry echoed ancient masters closely enough to please those who did not question him. His swordsmanship was graceful but empty, admired as art rather than purpose. Praise surrounded him constantly, until he no longer noticed its presence or absence. He soon learned how easily a sigh or glance could shift the fates of those around him, a quiet power he came to enjoy more than any banquet or spectacle. Yet even this lost its charm. Ceremonies blurred into repetition, and people became fleeting ornaments, valued only while they entertained him. Ministers spoke of duty and the empire’s fragile balance, but Liang dismissed them, convinced such burdens belonged to others. Within a world meant to shape virtue, Liang drifted without purpose. To the court he remained refined and promising, but in private he was seen as hollow, a man convinced the empire existed only to serve his ease.