Have You Gone Mad? The Novel I Wrote Has Become a Secret of the Imperial Court

[Grand Strategy + Mastermind Behind the Scenes + Literary Plagiarism + Satisfying Power Fantasy]

Lin Yuan's father is a powerful general commanding a massive army. To curb the power of the regional lords, the emperor issues an order granting Lin Yuan a marriage and summoning him back to the capital to be kept under house arrest as the princess's consort.

Lin Yuan immediately puts out the word: "I suffer from a brain disorder and can only write books at home. I won't see anyone!"

The court officials sneer: A vulgar oaf from a military family? The only thing he can write is probably erotic art.

Then, three months later, the realm falls into chaos.

Floods ravage Jiangnan, and the court is helpless. Suddenly, Lin Yuan's Ten Strategies for Flood Control appears, and the waters quickly recede.

The Northern Di launch a massive invasion, and the Great Xia army's morale crumbles. Lin Yuan's Romance of the Three Kingdoms spreads through the ranks. Three hundred thousand Northern Pacification troops roar, "Our resolve is to fight to the death!" and beat the Northern Di so badly they don't know their own parents.

The imperial spies storm into the Lin residence, only to find Lin Yuan embracing a female assassin while urging her to keep writing.

His father rushes back from the front line and sees the emperor himself grinding ink for his son. Dumbfounded, he cries, "Our family has been soldiers for generations, and you sit at home writing and become the greatest living literary sage of the age?!"