Young Master, Miss Overheard What You Were Thinking

He transmigrates into the most dissolute son-in-law in the Tianqi Dynasty.

Every day, all he thinks about is going alone to the pleasure houses and enjoying the company of pretty women.

Little does he know that people can hear his every thought.

At the Mid-Autumn poetry gathering, the other families look down on his merchant father-in-law as a lowborn nobody. Just as his wife blushes with anger and embarrassment, she hears his thoughts: A Mid-Autumn poem? Easy. When will the moon appear...

At the Lantern Festival poetry contest, the other families challenge his wife to compose another poem. Just as she's at a loss, she hears his thoughts: This is so easy. What's there to panic about? The phoenix flute sounds, the jade pot turns, and all night long, fish and dragons dance.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.