The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

Li Yi reflects on how quickly two months have passed while caring for Yong Ning, the young princess, under the guise of treating her illness. Despite knowing she isn't truly sick, he believes it's beneficial for her to be outside the palace. As they visit the Drunken Moon Tower, Yong Ning's playful nature shines through as she insists on eating there. Li Yi navigates the challenges of the establishment's reservation rules, showcasing the disparity between ordinary guests and those of noble status. Meanwhile, Zeng Zui Mo and Little Cui discuss their feelings about departing friends, hinting at the complex social dynamics at play. The narrative intertwines themes of privilege, affection, and the pressures of royal life.

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