I Won't Take the Blame for Ruining the Nation

The author's first novel, a shameful relic! Don't read it!!! Legend has it that he was the unrivaled loyal minister of Great Wei. With a single stratagem, he routed an army of two hundred thousand, then retired to the mountains with a woman and never involved himself in worldly affairs again... Legend has it that he was an idle prince in Luoyang, unmatched in martial arts and always traveling with his sword. He was also the crown prince's study companion, and overnight he ascended the throne and ruled the realm. Yet he abandoned everything to save a woman... They say the two women were one and the same. Who was this "beauty who brought a nation to ruin"? Some say she was the current empress, others call her a beggar girl from the streets, and still others claim she was the daughter of a usurping minister. The stories differ, and some have searched unofficial histories for a few scraps of information... "Unofficial History": The clear lotus reflects the moon; lush blossoms blush beside her jade-like face. Her dark hair is piled in a jade-green coiffure; the breeze carries the fragrance of pearls and kingfisher feathers. So I'm here in person to set the record straight: I refuse to take the blame for bringing a nation to ruin. Recommendations from fellow authors: 1. "The Widow Examines Corpses" by Xia Wange: A forensic examiner's life as a widow. 2. "I Grow Rice in the Sixties" by Dongdang 1938. Synopsis: What do you do after starving to death? Get reborn, eat your fill, stay warm, and make money. 3. "Our Eighties" by Xifan Bob: A mischievous local tomboy versus a cold, proud, thousand-year-old demon king. 4. "The Legend of Chenchen: The Leads Are All Crazy!" by Dou Dawang. Synopsis: The heroine is ruthless and cruel, the male lead has a split personality, and the male supporting character is an obsessive yandere. 5. "The Tyrant and Me in the Eighties" by Shuizhong Suli. I suddenly traveled back to the eighties and, huh, actually picked up a cannon-fodder tyrant. ☆, Content Guide, ☆ 1. Lighthearted story set in an alternate history. No historical research. 2. Daily updates, with longer bonus chapters. Plenty of chapters in reserve, and no hiatuses. 3. Ensemble cast with all kinds of supporting characters and three couples. Skip around if that's not your thing. For more completed novels, click the author's page in the upper-right corner. Keep up with new projects: Weibo: @Duge Ling Theme: