Novel summary: "Your Majesty, your moral integrity and the anti-curse manual have been lost together!"
When Jamel Xiao, a modern entertainer, opened his eyes, he was dressed as the new emperor of the Qi Dynasty. He also came with a "harmless baby face" and ministers all over the court waiting to watch the show. Others rely on majesty to govern the country, but he chose to go the "sand sculpture route" - custom-made dragon robes embroidered with "I am adorable", turned anti-corruption into a national variety show (corrupt officials were punished for cos ginseng fruit hanging from the rafters), set up an "anti-reverse office" to deal with curses (the main focus was to change the pricking of villains into an embroidery competition), and even the "anti-sexuality propaganda" went astray to "eat sweets to save energy", and incidentally created the "Xu Xin Ju Ling" to encourage people to live together, and issued certificates and provided subsidies.
Fortunately, the young Bai Yueguang Su Wanqing sat in the middle palace. This alluring queen was the only "brake pad" who could accurately complain about him: "Your Majesty, when you punish corrupt officials to pretend to be mushrooms, have you considered the mushroom stewed chicken in the imperial dining room tonight?" But the complaints come back. No matter what, she would still share the sweet lotus seed soup with him, accept the weird phoenix crown filled with emoticons of corrupt officials, watch him force the ace wizard of Shuofeng Kingdom to abandon his dark side and turn to the bright side (turning his career into comedy), and turn the "national sneezing curse" into a national fitness carnival.
This is a story about the "cute king" using comedy to eliminate corruption and using joy to defeat curses - the court is a large-scale team building site, spies become "internet celebrities among foreign friends", and even the adopted baby is called "Qichao Xiaoxin". There is no darkness in the whole process, and the laughter is denser than lotus seed soup. In the end, only the emperor and empress are left looking at the stars on the roof, smiling and saying: "To make everyone happy and live a good life at the same time, is to truly govern the country." (Please do not drink while reading.)