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Gu Zhao, the legitimate young master of an ancient marquis mansion, suddenly travels to the 21st century and is bound to the "Era Adaptation System"—he must complete the task of "integrating into modern life" to return home. But he insists on keeping his young master's airs: using an embroidered wallet as "silver notes" to pay for coffee, kowtowing to a smart toilet as a "royal golden bucket," and calling delivery men "servants." Until he meets Su Xiao, a tough career woman who finds him "old-fashioned" but is touched by the ancient osmanthus candy he gives her straightforwardly; he finds her "disobedient" but waits outside her company all night with lily sweet soup when she works overtime. When the system urges him to "abandon his young master's ways," he says stubbornly: "The times have changed, but my true heart hasn't." In the contrastive laughs of an ancient young master crashing into modern life, lies the most touching affection of "unchanging."
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