Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

. Jun Shou feels anxious and uneasy in the presence of his former Master, who affectionately interacts with a young boy named Ayan. The old man encourages Ayan to enjoy the pastries, revealing his fondness for the child. Jun Shou, however, is skeptical about Ayan's intelligence and expresses concern about his mental capabilities. The old man's defense of Ayan highlights his belief in the boy's potential. Meanwhile, the narrative shifts to a political context involving the governor and the powerful figure of Chu Ji, who, despite her age, still commands respect and fear. The governor, wary of her influence, treats his guests lavishly, presenting them with gold as a gesture of goodwill. .

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