[Female Channel Machiavellian Romance + The Growth of the Heroine as an Emperor + Traveling Through Imaginary History + Cognitive Misalignment Comedy + Court Reform + Border War + Family Struggle + Two-way Redemption + Empresses and Empresses Side by Side + First the Monarch and the First the Lover + Poetic Dimensionality Reduction]
When he was nine years old, Li Changge wrote a poem for a beautiful girl.
The next day, the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty knelt on the ground. The young empress asked him with a poem: "Do you want my kingdom?"
Traveling across Dayin, Li Changge just wanted to set up a ghostwriting stall and save money to save his life.
Unexpectedly, the emperor's words he copied out at random were regarded as his ambition to conquer the world; the strategies he spelled out at random turned out to be a new policy to cleanse the clans; even the letter of petition he wrote on behalf of the defeated general caused a hundred thousand frontier troops to change their commanders overnight!
The noble family wanted to kill him, the vassal king wanted to rob him, and the princess of the enemy country even declared: Whoever wins Li Changge will win the world.
Li Changge was so frightened that he closed the stall all night: "Your Majesty, I am really not a national scholar!"
However, the empress burned all the impeachment memorials and placed the blood-stained sword in front of him: "I believe in you."
Until the rebels besieged the city, a real rebel poem spread throughout the world, and it was actually signed by Li Changge himself. After reading it, the empress only asked him one sentence...
