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According to historical records, Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty died of erysipelas. At the state funeral, I saw with my own eyes the hideous dragon scales emerging from his cold body. The historian system replayed it coldly in my mind: "Jiajing was not destroyed by the elixir, but died in the battle to slay the dragon in the East China Sea. Under the claws of the real dragon, the dragon's heart was broken." All the important ministers in the dynasty forgot about the anomaly in an instant, and the system prompted me [Insufficient historical correction value, memory will be cleared soon]. I was the only one who escaped with my life by taking advantage of the loopholes in the system, and from then on I wrote about the world: Those who rewrite lies will live, and those who reverse the truth will die. When I recited "Haotian once killed his father and came to power" at the Conference of Nations-- The sky healed in the moment of fragmentation, and the Jade Emperor's face roared silently behind the crack.