As the young son of the powerful Right Prime Minister, Gu Yu grew up with a silver spoon in his mouth. He had everything he wanted, so he developed an arrogant temperament. Everyone around him obeyed him, except for one person. That person's name was Chi Yuan. The young master didn't understand that this person, as a servant, was so "arrogant". He must teach this person a lesson. After the young master transferred the person to his side, he found that he was really good-looking. He really liked it, so he was exempted from punishment and he was changed from a rough servant to a book boy. From then on, the young master was often accompanied by a cold-faced book boy.
"Chi Yuan, I don't want to copy the book. Please help me write it. Remember that the handwriting is more similar."
"Chi Yuan, I want to skip class, you come with me!"
"Chi Yuan, when my father asks who did it later, you are not allowed to betray me!"
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It's just that the young master never expected that his book boy had a great background and was actually the sixth prince, and his father was called a sycophant by the people. So, was he raising a tiger to cause trouble or attracting a wolf into the house?
Intention: To strive for self-improvement