The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

During the busy period leading up to the Lantern Festival, Li Yi is engrossed in writing a new script for the theater, while Wan Ruo Qing brings him porridge to eat. Their conversation reveals their commitment to nurturing the children in the theater, ensuring they learn valuable skills. As they plan to take a walk, they encounter Lord Zeng, who discusses the need for repairs on a residence and the complexities surrounding a case involving the Cui family. Zeng warns Li Yi about the ruthless nature of Cui Qingming, urging caution. The chapter explores themes of dedication, the pressures of responsibility, and the intricate dynamics of power within the theater and society.

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