The Confucian Sage's Evil Sister of the Singing Immortal [Book]

Xu Hezi, who was digging holes every day but not filling them, was bound to the villain playing system and traveled to a certain book where "literary spirit can kill the enemy". Her mission is to be the vicious older sister who abused the male protagonist since she was a child, and her younger brother, who eventually became a saint and became a prime minister, was exiled to a foreign country and worked as a foot-washing maid. But why is my younger brother so stupid that it takes him several days to even recite a poem or gather energy? Xu Hezi: "If you can't recite three hundred Tang poems, you won't be allowed to eat. If you can't kill a tiger with literary spirit, you won't be allowed to eat! Why are you crying? Can you work harder and be promoted to a Confucian sage as soon as possible!" The future Confucian sage Ye Honghou whose destiny was taken away: "..." After finally dragging his younger brother to pass the provincial examination, Xu Hezi thought that the next step was to wait for his younger brother to come back and slap him in the face. Unexpectedly, Sing a few lines of "Good Day" to the villagers who are suffering from waterlogging, and the sky will clear up immediately and the sun will shine. He sang "Uneasy and Uneasy" to the horse thieves who were looting the city. The song was so shocking that they all panicked and ran away. Singing "Let's Resolve Our Sorrows Together" to the angry Turkic envoys who came to declare war, we raised our glasses to the sun and moonlight to wash away our grudges. Her younger brother had not finished the imperial examination, so she stood in the Jinluan Hall first. Emperor Longyan was delighted: "Whatever the singer wishes, I will fulfill it for you." Xu Hezi: "It's too late. Send me to Fanbang to clear the customs. TAT" The general asked for orders: "I am willing to conquer the entire country for the song fairy." Dynasties are empty. Purpose: To praise the beautiful mountains and rivers and pray for peace in the prosperous age.