The Noble Young Master of the Ming Dynasty

Well, how should I put it? It was flawed from the very beginning. The protagonist is overly arrogant, spouting royal secrets at the drop of a hat, and treating those of high status with disrespect and rudeness, which feels very modern! In ancient times, it wasn't that if you saved someone, they would necessarily be grateful; rather, they would use your rescue as an opportunity to discover your other admirable qualities. The image of a noble young master is one of refined elegance, aloof and self-possessed, inspiring respect at first glance, who then saves lives and remains courteous even afterward (while actually having his own plans for the future).

This book gave me a relaxed atmosphere.