I Just Want to Be a Little Country Squire

(Single heroine or no heroine + war + court + a few imperial examinations + daily life) (This book is an imaginary history. The women in the book are basically tools. If you don't like it, don't criticize it.) (Don't proclaim yourself emperor, don't develop modern and cross-era weapons, it's mostly daily life.) Qi Xiaoxi traveled through the Wu Kingdom and wanted to become a small country squire and live the life of a rich man. After passing the examination, Qi Xiaoxi went home happily and prepared to lie down. However, that doesn't seem to be the case. As the provincial examination approached, the emperor asked: "Didn't that talented poet Qi Xiaoxi pass the exam? Why is there no news about him in the capital recently?" The eunuch helplessly replied: "Your Majesty, there are rumors that Qi Jieyuan does not plan to take the provincial examination and will go home to become a rich man." The emperor was angry, "I am short of people here, and dignified Jie Yuan actually only wants to be a rich man? Send someone to catch me back, and you want to run away after passing Jie Yuan in the exam?" Qi Xiaoxi was shocked when she got the news that the emperor sent people to arrest him. It was impossible to become an official, even in this life. So Qi Xiaoxi fled to another country under the pretext of visiting relatives. As a result, they encountered a war and their own troops were defeated like a mountain. In order to save his life, Qi Xiaoxi pretended to be the royal family, gathered the defeated troops, resisted desperately under his leadership, and stood firm to wait for reinforcements. When the emperor heard the news, he was almost furious to death. Qi Xiaoxi disobeyed the emperor's orders and actually fled to another country in order to avoid the exam. When encountering war, he even pretended to be the royal family and commanded the army. The courtiers said one after another: "Qi Xiaoxi is talented in both literature and martial arts. He is a pillar of talent. Your Majesty cannot let him go." The emperor sneered, "Don't worry, dear friends, I won't let him go!"