The No. 1 Scholar Regretted His Marriage, so I Withdrew the Article.

I wrote articles for him for six years, and he won the top prize based on these articles. Three days after the results were released, he tore up the marriage certificate in the street, saying that I was dull, taciturn, illiterate in poems and books, and wanted to marry the daughter of a powerful official. He didn't know there were hidden links buried in those articles. On the day I tore up the marriage certificate, I went back to the study and removed all the hidden buttons. After that, his talents were exhausted, his poetry skills were embarrassing, and he became a laughing stock. He was not convinced, so he took out the poem on the Peace of the Four Seas that I wrote three years ago, and wanted to recite it personally at the Queen Mother's birthday banquet, so as to avenge the shame of the past. In front of the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty, everyone used secret methods to read ancient texts - carols turned into counter-texts, and birthday greetings turned into curses. He complained until his death, saying that those articles were not written by him. No one believed it. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.