Synopsis
In "The Royal Tutor," Heine Wittgenstein, a remarkably intelligent individual known for his small, youthful appearance, combines charm with strictness. Summoned by the king of Grannzreich, Heine is tasked with tutoring four princes destined for the throne, a role that has proven too challenging for others. Each heir exhibits unique and problematic traits: Licht, the youngest and a notorious flirt; Leonhard, his carefree older sibling; Bruno, the studious third in line; and Kai, the eldest and most introverted. As Heine endeavors to establish bonds with the princes and ready them for their future roles, comedic situations arise. Yet, underlying dangers from Heine's enigmatic past and current political tensions could jeopardize the kingdom's stability.
