The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

In a scene filled with embarrassment and punishment, Prince Li Han orders twenty-one young nobles to perform frog jumps as a consequence for their lack of effort. The students, under the supervision of guards, struggle to complete the task, realizing the severity of their situation as they face the possibility of failing to graduate from the Academy. Discussions about the Academy's role in preparing them for court duties reveal the pressure they face to succeed. As the students suffer through their punishment, they reflect on their previous complacency, understanding that their academic performance directly impacts their futures. The narrative highlights the importance of diligence and the consequences of laziness in a competitive environment.

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