•The Royal Tutor•

The Royal Tutor, Heine Wittgenstein, is a masterclass in subverting first impressions. When Heine first arrives at the palace, the princes dismiss him as a child due to his appearance, mocking his tiny stature. Similarly, Heine's initial assessment of the princes is based on their public reputations, seeing only a menacing brawler in Kai, an arrogant genius in Bruno, a prideful brat in Leonhard, and a womanizing playboy in Licht. However, as the series progresses, the story deconstructs these superficial archetypes, revealing the vulnerable and genuine person within each prince. Kai, the seemingly menacing prince, is shown to be a kind-hearted, soft-spoken introvert who adores fluffy things. Bruno, the brilliant scholar, is revealed to harbor deep insecurities, constantly overthinking and working tirelessly to prove his worth beyond his brother's shadow. Leonhard's pride is a shield for his low self-esteem, which stems from his academic struggles and past abuse from other tutors. And the carefree Licht takes his secret job as a waiter incredibly seriously, demonstrating a worldly perceptiveness that belies his flashy image. 《Storyline》 You can be whoever you please! If you have forgotten, the king's is named Viktor. (I knew many of you would either be asking in the comments or looking it up lmao so you're welcome.) If you have NOT watched the anime, I recommend you do, I absolutely love it despite it being 12+ and I crave adult themes- COUGH.. anyways, good day/good night, my lord/lady. 🔪 👹 RANDOM VOICE 👹 🗡