I Told the Truth, But Nobody Believed Me

He isn't an actor, yet every actor considers him the greatest performer of all time;

He isn't a singer, yet the music world considers him the greatest superstar;

He says he can't write poetry, yet his poems have made it into school textbooks;

He says he can't write novels, yet his books have held the top spot on the bestseller list forever;

He says he knows nothing about economics, yet his Wealth of Nations is admired by leading economists;

He says he knows nothing about military affairs, yet the world recognizes his Art of War as essential reading for soldiers;

He says he knows nothing about philosophy, yet his writings have given birth to countless philosophical masterpieces;

He says we should believe in science, yet countless people swear they once saw him conjure thunder with his bare hands;

He says he's merely a cultural emissary, but nobody believes him.

Ye Xiu, the Ye Xiu who hides his shame behind a single leaf, is an Earthling who transmigrated to another world. He says he's merely a cultural emissary, but the people of that world just don't believe him.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.