I, the Proton of a Neighboring Country, Am Trying to Gain Fame by Killing the Empress

A proton from a neighboring country had just been deprived of his cultivation. Although he had deactivated it himself, he immediately went to the place where he got the technique and made a bet with the country's boss that he could master the most advanced technique in three days. The key is that this technique is the most advanced technique in his country, and few people can master it. Even the most talented empress in the country has practiced the technique at the same level as him for several months. And the bet was made in public, really not taking the boss's face seriously. Then, even if the protagonist succeeds in cultivation, you are deprived of cultivation by the Empress, at least from the perspective of the Empress, and then you choose a technique practiced by your senior and it is stronger than your predecessor and you can complete it faster. Tell me, what would the empress think? If I were the empress, I would kill you on the first day. If I don't kill you, I will cripple you so that you can't practice cultivation in this life. *** Is really an idiot to a certain extent. What follows is even more of a fool among fools. You are only given three days to practice heaven-level skills, the highest level of skills, to raise your realm, and to learn killing skills (because after the protagonist slaps the boss in the face, he also provokes the people he has offended and forces them to duel with him.) Then the protagonist starts. Where did you go after taking the exercises? I went to his mother's flower house and went to pretend to compose poetry👍, awesome. What's the key? One of the supporting characters was given a poem by Wang Wei. The main character wrote the poem from someone unknown. It was really embarrassing to find a lot of people to praise it. This is a poem with a supporting role, "Sitting alone in the secluded bamboo, playing the piano and screaming. No one in the deep forest knows that the bright moon comes to shine." It comes from the five-character quatrain **"Zhuli Pavilion"** by the poet Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty. It is the seventeenth poem in the "Wangchuan Collection" written when he lived in seclusion in Wangchuan. Literary status ◦ An example of "paintings in poems": Su Shi commented on Wang Wei's "Mojie poems, there are paintings in poems". In just 20 words, this poem outlines the artistic conception of ink and wash on a moonlit night in a bamboo forest. ◦ Ancient and modern evaluations: ▪ "Notes on Tang Poems": "It's so wonderful that it doesn't involve color and form... It's so refreshing to read it." ▪ Modern perspective: regarded as the pinnacle of Chinese classical poetry's "describing movement with stillness". This is the protagonist's poem, "Autumn frost falls cold on the steps, and the lonely shadow is dim against the lamp. I dare not ask where it came from, for fear of being frightened by the coldness of old dreams." If you want to just blow it, forget it. The key is that this is an antique five-character poem. I can't even find the source, and I really doubt that the author made it up himself.

This author should go to a female channel instead of a male channel.