Qin Ming transmigrates to another world and becomes the least-favored royal son-in-law of the Great Wei. Once they come of age, he and the princess marry.
For his wife, Qin Ming works tirelessly and secretly helps her ascend the throne.
But after she becomes Empress, she decides Qin Ming has no skills and is of no use to her. Without a moment's hesitation, she throws him out. To consolidate her imperial power, she is even willing to marry the “Master Shuijing,” a man long celebrated throughout the Great Chu court.
In truth, Master Shuijing is another identity of Qin Ming's.
The Empress is stunned to discover that her useless husband has transformed into the greatest poet of the age and the leader of the literary world; a pillar of state whom every official admires; the Great Wei's God of War, obeyed by every general; and the master of a spy network, feared by enemy nations.
In Xuande Hall, Qin Ming lifts the chin of the woman seated on the imperial throne. “Your Majesty, are you satisfied with my true identity?”
A simple review, a disgusting story about a stallion's intelligence.
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