The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

In the narrative, Sun Wukong’s power is overshadowed by the Buddha's authority. Li Han, initially defiant, finds himself obediently seated beside Li Xuan, who engages him in casual conversation before broaching the topic of becoming emperor. Despite Li Xuan’s encouragement, Li Han expresses reluctance, preferring his current role at the academy over the burdens of royalty. Meanwhile, Li Yi contemplates life and responsibilities with the Princess, reflecting on the complexities of their positions. The story intertwines themes of duty, personal desires, and the weight of expectations within a royal context, highlighting the characters' struggles with identity and ambition.

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