The Fated Villain, Second Prince of Great Qing, Crushes Emperor Qing

A literary scholar well versed in the past and present was reborn in the Qing Empire, carrying the memories of a modern man. He became the unlucky Second Prince Li Chengze, a whetstone for others to sharpen themselves on. He had planned to keep a low profile and live as a cultured, wealthy prince, far from conflict and trouble.

But when he kept a low profile, Emperor Qing punished his mother, Consort Shu. He finally understood that once he was placed on the chessboard in the struggle for imperial power, he either had to win or die. To break out of the trap, he began laying plans across the realm.

At that moment, the Heavenly Punishment System activated:

"Because the Host has brought the cultural achievements of a parallel world into this world, the Heavenly Punishment System will issue missions to preserve the original course of this world's development."

"Mission: Defeat a fifth-rank martial artist within one month."

I'm just a little cultured, System. Are you forcing me to risk my life?

Or forcing me to amount to something?

Emperor Qing thought the whole realm was made up of his pawns. Little did he know that the "whetstone" had become the player.

The scholar Li Chengze led strategists and generals such as Ma Su, Shen Wansan, and Bai Qi, along with an army of 500,000, in an assault on Qingdu.

He declared boldly, "With one swing of a young man's sword, nothing under heaven is impossible."

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