After three hundred years of Qi Dynasty, the prosperous times have long become an old dream, and only harsh government and famine are left, weighing down the people.
Liu Sanlang, a fourteen-year-old scholar who was the number one scholar, lost his parents and brother in three years. His family was devastated except for his eighteen-year-old widowed sister-in-law Yang Yuewan and her three-year-old nephew Liu Xiachan.
The law was ruthless and forced his widowed sister-in-law to remarry. He used his own power to change his fate against nature: "I will marry my sister-in-law to protect her mother and son for the rest of their lives."
From then on, he cultivated his family, survived in troubled times, and supported the Liu family in a desperate situation.
He hated the cannibal Daqi and the government that cared little about human life, so he joined the rebel army, fought bloody battles, and personally ended the decadent dynasty.
When the new dynasty was established, he refused to be granted the title of Marquis of Ten Thousand Households. He only wanted to return to his scholarly life, go to Enke, win the first prize, and rule the world with literature.
It wasn't until he was on the Golden Palace that he knew that the wife and sister he had guarded for half his life was actually the biological sister of the Emperor of Great Xia.
A half-life of suffering, finally achieved perfection.
The moon is graceful on the willow branches, and the cicadas are chirping in the green lotus pond in Xia'an.
This is a warm story about a poor scholar who protects his family, takes revenge, counterattacks, and brings peace to the world.
