The Carefree Young Scholar.

Summary

Liu Si's uncle quickly agreed to pay a fifty percent franchise fee for the candied hawthorn business after a tumble helped him think. Li Yi, wary of Liu's direct line profiting without contribution, discussed long-term benefits with Old Fang, who reluctantly accepted a management task with potential penalties. Meanwhile, Old Fang confronted Yang Shao Jun, a former ally, who sought food for his starving child. Despite past grievances, Old Fang ultimately offered help, inviting Yang to work in the workshop for pay. The two exchanged blows, reminiscing about their past, before Old Fang provided rice and a job, showcasing a mix of anger and camaraderie.

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