Late Han: I Became a Sage Through Remonstrating Unto Death

“Everyone says it's wrong to curse people. What a joke! I'm this good-looking, and if I can't even curse people, what kind of life is that?” Li Heng transmigrates to the final years of Emperor Ling's reign. If he can get someone to kill him, he'll be able to return to his original world. So he curses the emperor, the eunuchs, the imperial in-laws, and the noble clans. People give him the nickname: Li the Cursing Sage. Emperor Ling of Han: “Minister Li is truly a pillar of the state.” The eunuchs: “Don't provoke that mad dog. Whoever does will regret it.” The imperial in-laws: “Thank you, Lord Li, for showing us the way.” The noble clans: “My family has a daughter…” Li Heng: This plot seems a little off. How did I go from cursing people to becoming a sage? This book is also known as The Birth of the Cursing Sage, Run, Lord Li, I Advise the Emperor in the Great Han, You Can't Get Away with Anything, but You Might Lose Your Hair, and more. Readers' group, fun edition: 368972267