[Two male protagonists + wearing books + happy enemies + double cleanliness + rising years + speaking too much and being upright]
Qi Zhao crossed into the "Chang'an Spring" he had read and became the famous playboy in the book.
He is the eldest son of a household minister. He is handsome, has a good family background, and has many friends. His biggest worries on weekdays are just what to wear today and which restaurant to go to for dinner.
The only problem is that Qi Zhao in the original book did not live to be twenty-five years old.
Fortunately, the story has just begun.
Qi Zhao doesn't want to fight for anything, nor does he want to be a great hero. He just wants to live a more comfortable life while there is still time. Go to lantern festivals, listen to plays, eat delicious food, occasionally clean up a little mess for friends, and avoid the troubles in the book.
There's just one person you can't always avoid.
Pei Jiming, the young minister of Dali Temple, was from a prominent family, was young and had a cold temperament, but he and Qi Zhao didn't look like the same people.
One thinks he is too trouble-making, and the other thinks the other person is too involved.
Later, Qi Zhao discovered that this person did not seem to be as difficult to get along with as rumored. And Pei Jiming gradually discovered that the dandy boy everyone called him seemed much more interesting than he imagined.
