When a Poem Is Completed, It Kills the God: I Wrote About the Collapse of the Dynasty in Prison

The editor of the social horror short drama Chen Cang was imprisoned for writing a wrong word on the day he time traveled. Poems in this literary world can cause bloodshed, and insulting corrupt officials can trigger a literary backlash. The system informed him that he could go home after serving a total of 30 days in jail, but he was so timid that he even trembled when he scolded the jailer. Who would have thought that a casual sentence of "Your Majesty's head is in prison" would cause the royal palace's purple gold crown to become stuck in an iron hoop; he would write "Locust Ode" to criticize corruption, which would lead to a plague of locusts gnawing away all the official warehouses. When he discovered that there was a time-travelling predecessor hidden under the prison, the warden used blood ink to refine his poem into a God-killing curse—— The coward held the pen and trembled: "I... I really don't want to rebel!"