The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

The narrative revolves around Li Yi, who finds satisfaction in watching a young man named Wu struggle with embarrassment over his inability to compose poetry for the Qixi Festival. Li Yi, despite his own lack of original poetry skills, feels confident in his ability to copy existing works. He is depicted as a humble yet refined character, contrasting sharply with Wu's arrogance. As Li Yi writes a poem on a prayer lantern, the women around him are captivated, though they initially react to his poor handwriting. A girl named Qin, who can read, recites the poem aloud, showcasing its beauty and leaving the others in awe, while Wu is left speechless.

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