The princes did not have a recorder to record their words and deeds, but in order to protect the purity of the royal bloodline, the people in the palace had to keep a record of who the adult princes of this dynasty slept with every night.
Levi was recognized by Emperor Chong'an some time ago, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs also sent a daily record to the villa of Prince Yu's mansion, which was recorded by Butler Feng. Levi never got close to women, so those records were useless and were put aside by Butler Feng. By chance, Griffin saw them.
Griffin flipped through the blank booklet, but didn't understand it clearly. She thought it was the booklet that arranged for Levi to stay overnight, so she took it very seriously.
Griffin took out two booklets while housekeeper Feng was not paying attention, secretly hid a pen, avoided people, carefully filled in her name, and put them back when no one was paying attention.
Griffin was recuperating in the mansion, and apart from giving advice to Levi, he didn't have much to do. When he discovered the loophole, he was overjoyed and would steal the booklet to write his name whenever he had nothing to do. He made a fortune in silence and used up a whole box of Levi's gold-drawing ink ingots without saying a word. It was hard for Levi not to notice.
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