The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

Jing Di, the emperor, is approached by Li Yi with a proposal for a business deal involving glass items. Initially skeptical, Jing Di is intrigued by Li Yi's claims of having a glass mine. Li Yi suggests holding a glass appreciation event to attract nobles, particularly their wives, to boost sales before prices drop. Jing Di questions Li Yi's intentions and the implications of involving the Wang Family. After negotiations, they agree on a profit distribution: 40% for the royal family, 40% for Li Yi, and 20% for the Wang Family. The conversation reveals their growing rapport and mutual interest in the business venture.

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