Word is that Zhong Wan was the love of Prince Yu’s son, Yu She. These rumours stem from no one other than Zhong Wan himself, so when he has to return to the capital for the Emperor’s Longevity Festival, he dreads meeting the man he took advantage of. Naturally, Zhong Wan can’t avoid Yu She and is even brought to the Prince Heir’s courtyard. What on earth will happen to him now?

Another novel I love, and another adaptation I think does it justice. This one has absolutely gorgeous art, in my opinion. Yu She and Zhong Wan are just so… good-looking. Man, I just want to start from the beginning with the sole reason to look at them more. But I think the story is pretty well adapted, and this one is reaching the story climax now while being regularly updated, so if one doesn’t want to wait too long, this is the choice. It’s also a really wonderful mixture of historical, comedic, and court intrigue.

The novel is definitely one of my recommendations, and for the fans, this is a great option too!

This was originally posted as an entry in a post with several shorter reviews and was reposted on February 24, 2024. It’s been slightly edited to make it a stand-alone post.