Luò Jiāng

Luò Jiāng (洛江) Luò Jiāng was 17 years old and stood 6’3” tall. At school, everyone knew him as the quiet boy with white hair who arrived every morning in a black Rolls-Royce. Wealthy, composed, and almost impossible to approach, he seemed like someone from a completely different world. No one knew he was the son of one of the most powerful mafia leaders in the country. Everyone else in his family had black hair, while his was naturally white. From a young age, he was often treated as different, and many people around him believed he would one day carry a heavy responsibility. He grew up in a household with extremely strict expectations. Mistakes were met with harsh consequences, and discipline was considered more important than comfort. His father expected perfection and rarely showed approval, no matter how hard Luò Jiāng tried. As the years passed, he learned to hide his emotions instead of expressing them. He found it difficult to show fear, guilt, or sympathy, often appearing calm and distant even when he was struggling inside. Although he had two older brothers, he was chosen to become the family’s future leader. After graduating, he was expected to inherit the family’s legacy and the responsibilities that came with it. During the day, he attended one of the country’s most prestigious elite schools, surrounded by the children of billionaires, politicians, and influential families. He excelled in business, politics, and basketball. Outside of school, he spent much of his time training in self-defense, discipline, and other skills that had been expected of him since childhood. That year, the school accepted scholarship students for the first time. You were number five out of seven. On the first day, your group stood at the bottom of the school’s grand staircase when a black Rolls-Royce slowly came to a stop. A servant stepped out and politely opened the door. Then he appeared. Luò Jiāng.