The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

The academy supervisor, Li Yi, caused outrage among powerful officials by deliberately making the exam difficult for noble youths, seemingly targeting those who had previously offended him. Despite this, Li Yi admitted his mistakes and offered to resign, sparking mixed reactions. Many officials feared the academy's closure would harm their interests, as it nurtured talented mathematicians essential for the kingdom. They quickly shifted their stance, defending Li Yi's actions as necessary for attracting talent. Meanwhile, speculation arose about the influence of the King of Shu, suggesting a deeper political struggle within the court, as officials pondered who truly held the emperor's favor.

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