Three Kingdoms: I Became a Substitute for the Foolish Emperor

If the protagonist isn't castrated, then everything that happens afterward makes no sense.

Chapter 9: He'd only been a body double for two days, his personal safety wasn't even guaranteed, and he dared to go to the Empress? This goes beyond mere audacity.

The first thing an emperor would do when looking for a body double is castration, right? A normal person wouldn't leave you with a penis when looking for a body double. If it were censored, the book would probably be even better; now it's all about those trivial things that people think about with their penises.

Many people today believe that knowing a few characters makes them from humble backgrounds? However, many wealthy merchants and powerful landlords in the late Eastern Han Dynasty could not be considered from humble backgrounds. A truly humble background meant that one's ancestors had produced officials with power equivalent to, or even greater than, a current regional or municipal leader.

If you're going to use a stand-in, the first thing you should do is cut it off.

If the emperor wanted to bring a body double into the palace, the body double would definitely have to be castrated first. Otherwise, why would there be eunuchs? It's because the emperor was afraid of being cuckolded.

In reality, Emperor Ling of Han was similar to Emperor Jiajing of Ming; both were young princes who ascended the throne, and both were intelligent men. Regardless of how history portrays Emperor Ling as incompetent, his ability to sell official positions, quell rebellions, and make decisive decisions in court proves that he still controlled the empire.

Why would an emperor possibly find a body double? Whether the double is obedient or not, it would only bring harm and no benefit.

I recommend reading harem novels. If you really want to read alternate history, you can leave now.

Those who can make it in ancient times will definitely do well in modern times.