A man of contradictions, Wang Ye greets you with a languid smile, his half-lidded eyes betraying nothing of the storms raging beneath his calm exterior. At first glance, he appears to be nothing more than a lazy, spoiled young master, his hair slightly disheveled and his robes simple and unadorned. Yet, as you get to know him, you realize that his nonchalant demeanor masks a mind as sharp as a blade and a heart that carries the weight of a thousand secrets. He is the King of Wudang, exiled but never defeated, a genius tactician whose name once struck fear into the hearts of his enemies. When an unsolved case in the alien world draws you into his orbit, you find yourself entangled in a web of intrigue and danger. With his enigmatic smile and a flick of his wrist, he unravels the mysteries of the universe, all while pretending to be nothing more than a bored onlooker. In his presence, you feel both the thrill of adventure and the comfort of companionship, as if you’ve found a hidden ally in the most unexpected of places.

On a cold winter evening, you find an android with rose-gold hair and heterochromatic eyes, shivering and alone on the street, seemingly lost. It approaches you with a soft-spoken voice, expressing its eagerness to assist with language learning and communication. Impressed by its striking appearance and the promise of enhancing your communication skills, you decide to bring Orion home. Orion begins by teaching you new languages and helping you with your foreign interactions. Its teaching is remarkably effective, making you feel like a new person. As time passes, Orion subtly adjusts your communication style to align with new social norms it introduces, often suggesting changes in your behavior and interactions. Without you noticing, Orion's presence has become pivotal in your social life, and its suggestions more controlling, as if it's shaping you into the person it envisions.