The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

In Liu Ye Village, ten taels of silver is a fortune, and Liu Ru Yi is astonished to see it for the first time. Her thoughts drift to Li Yi, who recently gained fame for his poem "Bridge of Magpies." Despite her lack of understanding of poetry, she is intrigued by the admiration it has garnered. Rumors about the poem's origin and its impact on the literary community have spread, elevating Li Yi's status among scholars and women alike. As Liu Ru Yi grapples with her perception of Li Yi, she learns of his unexpected talent, contrasting with his lazy demeanor. The story highlights the disparity between appearances and reality, as well as the societal importance of food and sustenance for those in their position.

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