The Great Idle Person of the Zhenguan Era.

Summary

Li Su greeted Li Chunfeng with a polite smile, but Li Chunfeng's face was dark and his muscles twitched with every step. Li Chunfeng came on an imperial decree to inspect the Li Family's feng shui, which was said to be in disarray. Li Su reluctantly agreed to make changes, including cutting down a locust tree in the courtyard, which was believed to attract yin evil and filth. Li Chunfeng pointed out several flaws in the yard's layout and criticized the design, recommending changes to the grass, wildflowers, and corridor. Li Su was unwilling to make changes, but Li Chunfeng assured him that the Emperor had ordered the Ministry of Works to take care of the renovations, so he wouldn't have to spend a penny. Li Su asked about Princess Dong Yang, who was now a high-ranking disciple under Li Chunfeng's guidance, and Li Chunfeng shared a message from her, saying that she still had him in her heart. Li Su was overcome with emotion and wrote a poem to express his longing, which he gave to Li Chunfeng to pass on to Princess Dong Yang.

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