Xiao Lin transmigrated and became the crown prince of the Kang Kingdom. Just as the new emperor of the Liang Kingdom ascended the throne, he proved highly adept at both domestic and foreign affairs. The Liang Kingdom's power surged, striking fear across the continent. Meanwhile, the emperor of Kang was a poet-emperor obsessed with poetry, and under his influence, nearly everyone in Kang talked about poems and neglected state affairs. How could Xiao Lin stand for that?
To tarnish the emperor's reputation, he spread a story among the people that the empress had kept 300 male lovers. He even borrowed plot points from The Plum in the Golden Vase and The Story of the Western Wing, embellishing them into a book called The Empress's Erotic Adventures.
The empress had lived an upright life, yet people were spreading such stories about her. Furious, she railed against the author in court and ordered the books banned. But by then, another story, Three Provocations of the Empress, had quietly begun circulating...
The three books sent the empress's reputation plummeting. Just as Xiao Lin was laughing with delight, news from the front lines put an end to his good mood.
The empress was marching on Kang with a vast army, threatening the kingdom. Her goal was to make him marry into her family. And his own useless father had actually agreed...
What was he supposed to do?
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