The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

Zhu Ping's shocking suicide in front of a crowd leaves the Zhu family in disgrace, as his death reveals the family's corruption and the injustices faced by the twin sisters. The court reacts by erecting a tomb for the sisters, leading to legal reforms and a shift in public perception. Zhu Tai Fu, once respected, faces the consequences of his actions as the Zhu family's influence wanes. Meanwhile, a character named Li Yi contemplates the future and the implications of his actions, hinting at deeper political ambitions. The narrative highlights themes of justice, corruption, and the power of public opinion in a tumultuous society.

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