The Empress Is Crying: This Censor Is More Than a Little Fierce

Meng Hao transmigrated to Great Xia and became a censor.

The foolish empress cared only about entertaining herself, heedless of the people's suffering.

Floods ravaged the south, and urgent pleas for help came from a thousand miles away, but the empress kept the state treasury locked and refused to spend a single coin.

In court, Meng Hao berated the empress and accused her of thirty-eight grave offenses, leaving the ** officials stunned.

The empress flew into a rage and tried to execute Meng Hao, but he foiled her plan and saved the people.

After court, the empress kept Meng Hao behind alone. The ** officials all thought he wouldn't make it out of the palace alive.

But to their surprise, the empress's first words left Meng Hao stunned.

"Be mine!"

"Your Majesty, I'm not that kind of man."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.