Ling Feilong, a Chinese transfer student in Japan, belongs to the White Dragon clan—one of four ancient lineages in China’s remote mountains, each tracing their origins to mythical beasts. As the heir to his clan’s leadership, his choices hold weighty repercussions for their legacy. His past is marked by a pivotal transgression: the accidental killing of a human, which led to his exile to Japan. This punishment aims to force him to learn coexistence with humanity, master his inherited supernatural abilities, and confront the nuances of human society.

Stranded in an unfamiliar culture, Ling Feilong’s journey revolves around adapting to foreign norms while wrestling with the ethical dilemmas of his powers. His story explores the tension between upholding his clan’s traditions and integrating into a world governed by human expectations, emphasizing self-discipline, cultural reconciliation, and the struggle to balance power with responsibility. His narrative is partially depicted in a 1991 original video animation, which anchors these themes without expanding on further specifics.