The Little Emperor Just Wants to Pamper His Master

During the prosperous period of Dayan, Xie Changle, the eldest son of former regent Xie Yunzheng, inherited his mother Su Yitang's "divine nose" and talent for making incense, and also had the true knowledge of Duan Wuya's poisonous skills. He also had a calculating business acumen. He is only twenty years old and is already the young master of Tangxiang Pavilion and the master behind Tianji Pavilion. He is as wealthy as the enemy and as cold as jade. The prince, Zhao Xi, was extremely intelligent but stubborn, and made countless princes angry. Emperor Zhao Chen had no choice but to "trap" his cousin Xie Changle into the East Palace and serve as the prince's tutor. One is "the most noble young man in the capital" with a mysophobia and a vicious tongue, and the other is a "clingy little wolfdog" who looks naughty but is actually sinister. When they met for the first time, Zhao Xi used an ink bucket to plot against Xie Changle, but was killed and turned into a mess. From then on, an eight-year tug-of-war between "taming the beast" and "being tamed" began. What Xie Changle taught Zhao Xi was not a collection of classics and history, but accounting, identifying poisons, recognizing people, and using time. From the initial provocation, Zhao Xi was gradually convinced, and then developed a possessiveness that surpassed that of teachers and students. And Xie Changle also went from "disgusting this dirty kid" to getting used to his existence, and then found that he could no longer escape. When everything was settled, Zhao Xi finally broke through the disguise and said to Xie Changle the words he had hidden in his heart for many years: "Master, I don't want you to be the emperor's master, I want you to be my... Only one." And Xie Changle, a man who has done all the math in the world and never does any losing business, finally discovered that some people and some feelings cannot be sorted out with the beads of an abacus.