Xie Wuyou, who won three yuan in a row and became famous all over the world, his greatest ambition in this life is to serve as an official in the court and help the country.
But he was stuffed into the East Palace with an edict, and became the teacher of the eldest son who was thrown out of the palace since childhood and had just been brought back.
Prince Zhao Yan was taciturn and looked at him with eyes full of distrust.
Xie Wuyou was not annoyed, and lazily leaned on the lecture table: "Whether you like to learn or not, I am too lazy to teach."
He thought it was just a perfunctory errand.
Until that day, Zhao Yan was assassinated, and Xie Wuyou protected him with his body, causing blood to splash in the East Palace.
Late at night, Zhao Yan stayed by his bed, silent for a long time, and asked in a hoarse voice: "Didn't you say, sir, that you are too lazy to teach?"
Xie Wuyou opened his eyes from his coma and smiled: "I said I was too lazy to teach, but I didn't say I was too lazy to save him."
Five years later, Zhao Yan ascended the throne. Everyone in the civil and military circles of the dynasty knew that the new emperor was decisive in killing, but only in front of a young imperial master could the rules be broken again and again.
Xie Wuyou was impeached and the document was handed to the emperor. Zhao Yan pressed four words without even looking at it: "My teacher."
After retreating from the court, in the palace, Zhao Yan held his sleeves and his voice was so low that it was almost inaudible.
"Sir, why don't you leave?"
And all he could say was: "I... Don't dare."
Concept: The Adventures of the Prince's Master