The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

Li Yi's departure from Kyoto caused little impact, primarily igniting a frenzy among women for perfume, which became a symbol of status and jealousy among men. The emperor's concubines, unable to resist its allure, led him to favor only two who abstained from perfume. Meanwhile, Prince Jin, liberated from his math teacher's influence, unleashed his pent-up frustrations. In the Vicomte's Manor, family members engaged in idle chatter about future generations. Outside, Old Fang felt stifled in his tasks, reminiscing about his past adventures. Meanwhile, a horse-drawn carriage journey from Yue Zhou to Qing An Fu faced an unexpected roadblock, leading to a comical encounter with a nervous robber.

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