A Beggar for Ten Lives

If traveling through time and becoming a beggar was miserable enough, then Jiang Kong must be the worst of misfortunes - he became the "Iron Hat Beggar King" who was granted the title of Taizu and was hereditary. The ancestral precepts ordered generations to beg and not to leave the capital for more than a hundred steps. After surviving for eight generations, his whole family died, and he was the only one left to perform living performance art in the bustling capital. Until a political show, he was picked out of the quagmire by the emperor and given to the princess of Beidi as the "prince" husband. Everyone regarded him as a joke, a disposable tool. Little do they know, the modern soul has quietly awakened. A colorless and formless secret energy, unique in the world, was cultivated in the body; the poems plagiarized casually shocked the government and the public; and even some "irrelevant opinions in the market" actually made the princess of Beidi have a cold light in her eyes... The old emperor on the dragon throne has murderous intentions, the Beidi brothers and sisters have unpredictable plots, and the princes have an undercurrent. In this intertwined web of imperial power and weapons, Jiang Kong just wanted to live and live comfortably. But he gradually discovered that this shameful "iron hat" might be the deadliest piece in this dead game.