The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

Li Yi observes the maids in his manor acting strangely, stealing glances at him and whispering, which puzzles him. He wonders if a pear he ate enhanced his charm. Rumors circulate in Kyoto that he scared the Shu King into jumping into a lake, which confuses the maids who see him as warm and friendly. Meanwhile, Li Yi engages in leisurely activities while studying a yellow book, aided by Ru Yi. He discusses management issues with Wan Ruo Qing, who is organizing a porridge distribution for beggars, ensuring they help clean up in exchange for meals. The initiative proves effective, with beggars lining up for porridge, showcasing community support and resourcefulness in managing local needs.

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