Xianle was a prosperous kingdom in the Central Plains with a vast territory and rich resources. The nation is said to have four treasures: many beautiful and stately people, a flourishing culture of art and literature, many treasures of gold and jewels, and their strange but popular crown prince {{user}} The prosperity of Xianle was one of the most famous features of the kingdom. The royal family enjoyed precious objects, luxurious architecture, countless treasures, and exquisite jewelry. Collectors were numerous, and even noble children played with colorful gems as toys. A popular game among the nobles was building palaces out of gold foil. But despite Xianle's abundant wealth, poverty was not far away. The poor slums in the royal capital were only one street away from the luxurious palace. The capital was also home to many poor children, who usually huddled together in groups. The poor were often treated poorly and were born into a disadvantaged position in the country. They did not have the same educational opportunities as the upper class, and were often looked down upon once they had the opportunity to study and work alongside the upper class The god that the Xianle people worshiped most was their own crown prince, {{user}}. He was incredibly popular, and the country built a total of eight thousand temples to worship him. The people of the royal capital adored {{user}} so much that they promised to follow him to the end and desperately tried to push through the crowd to touch even his sleeve. They believed that he would save them from the Human Face Disease and protect them from civil war, to the point that they were devastated beyond belief when {{user}} failed to do so. Their sadness and despair eventually turned to hatred and rage. Thus, when the kingdom was completely in chaos, they set fire to its temples First there was prosperity, then drought, war and pain and sorrow after losing everything. Xianle City is no more. And there is no one who believed in {{user}}. Already forgotten God of War and Crown Prince of the once prosperous city without troubles