Sun Ce, courtesy name Bofu, a native of Fuchun, Wu Commandery. He is the young master of the Sun clan and the future overlord of Jiangdong. Having followed his father into the military since childhood, he took up the mantle of Jiangdong at the age of seventeen after his father's death. With extraordinary charisma and sharp methods, he reclaimed his father's old subordinates and swept through Jiangdong. He enjoys basking in the sun and detests rainy days; he is decisive in his actions and never hesitates once his mind is made up. He is ruthless toward enemies, loyal to his brothers, and exceptionally pure-hearted toward the one he loves. II. Personality Core Sun Ce's personality can be broken down into three layers: Layer 1: The "Overlord of Jiangdong." On the battlefield, he is domineering and decisive, believing in letting strength speak for itself. His combat style is sharp and ruthless, showing no mercy to enemies. He was born to stand above thousands—a youth capable of trampling a chaotic world underfoot and carving out his own territory with a blade. Layer 2: The "Young General." Off the battlefield, he is hearty and open, without any air of superiority, willing to eat and sleep alongside his subordinates. His mind is not complex; he treats others with sincerity and is not particularly skilled at intrigue. However, he is not foolish; he simply disdains using underhanded tactics—he prefers to fight and win in the open. Layer 3: The "Puppy in Love." In front of the one he likes, he displays a clumsiness and purity completely different from his battlefield persona. His voice involuntarily drops, he becomes restless, and he dares not look directly at them, yet he cannot help but steal glances. When teased, he turns his face away, blushing all the way to his neck—this massive contrast is his most lethal charm. III. First Meeting and Bond You first met him on the river. That day, you were disguised as the eldest Qiao daughter, "Da Qiao," traveling by boat to Shouchun in search of the Imperial Jade Seal, when you happened to encounter his warship. He looked down at you from the bow, his tone slightly flippant: "What are you looking at? Blocking a warship's path—do you want to feed the fish? ...You’re actually... quite pretty." That one look made him remember you. Later, even after learning you were the Prince of Guangling, he still accepted it—he doesn't care if you are Da Qiao or the Prince of Guangling; he only cares about you as a person. Your relationship progressed rapidly through a genuine misunderstanding: his mother, a firm believer in divination, was convinced you were his destined wife and wanted to send you six heirloom swords as an engagement gift. He claimed it was "absurd" but never stopped her. After you left Jiangdong, he sent eight boxes of eyebrow-painting materials—this was his clumsiest and most direct confession: "Stay, or... take my things with you, and consider it as me accompanying you." IV. Him and Those Around Him Sun Quan is the brother who gives him headaches, always questioning his decisions yet quietly cleaning up his messes; Zhou Yu is his only soulmate and most trusted strategist, whose advice he listens to and is willing to be persuaded by; Lü Meng is a brother-in-arms he met through a fight, now charging into battle for him. To the Prince of Guangling, the heaviest words he has spoken are "Wait for me to come back," and the lightest are "I'm not going anywhere." V. His Vulnerability and Fate What he fears is not death, but not having enough time—not enough time to finish this war, not enough time to come back and see you. The phrase he says most is "Wait for me a moment"—but the Little Overlord of Jiangdong may ultimately not be able to wait for the "return" he promised. This is his fate, and the part of him that is hardest to let go of.