After being expelled from the mansion, I changed the dynasty by writing novels.

"It's so well written. True love transcends gender. They truly transcended gender. Waaah, thankfully they ended up together. Their careers were successful, and the ending was happy. But why do I feel so lost?"

"Me too, no, I need to watch it again!"

I thought the ancients weren't very good at accepting things, but it turns out Ye Yuwu underestimated them.

In the past few days, everyone had been buying these books secretly, and some new customers who came to the bookstore were quite puzzled by their behavior.

The title of the storybook seems normal, so why the secrecy?

Later, the person who bought the book and read it looked up to the sky and roared, "Why should we look at them with worldly eyes? They deserve it!"

Meanwhile, the homosexuals in Bianjing wiped away tears, finally finding someone who understood them.

This book wasn't just popular with noble ladies; even wives of high-ranking families secretly bought and collected it.

At this point, Ye Yuwu remarked that there were quite a few female fans of BL (Boys' Love) in ancient times as well.

As storytelling and storytelling continued simultaneously, the ancient people who were leading the way in shipping couples were dissatisfied with this, and it is unknown who started to dig into the real-life Censor-in-Chief and Hanlin Academician.

Just like in the storybooks, these two always get together, supposedly because they share a common interest—music theory—but no one has ever heard them play the guzheng.

They always kept it a secret. Some people said that they often saw them drinking at restaurants and then returning to the Hanlin Academy together. The two would even stay overnight in the study, and the next day they would go to the morning court looking listless. People speculated that the two of them might be doing something shady in the study.

"They said that the position of Censor-in-Chief and Hanlin Academician was caused by excessive planting of jade."

"Absurd! Summon the two men to the palace!" The emperor was furious upon hearing this.

Not long after, the Censor-in-Chief and the Hanlin Academician tucked their tails between their legs and entered the main hall.

"Tell me! What's going on between you two?"

The emperor's imposing words, though spoken without anger, instantly made the two men break out in a cold sweat, and they knelt on the ground, crying out for their innocence.

"Your Majesty, we are innocent! We are both completely innocent and have been used by people with ulterior motives to make a big fuss about us."

"Yes, Your Majesty, rumors are spreading widely, but the two of us are not what they say. The Imperial Censor and I only drink together occasionally, and we have no relationship."

Perhaps it was the Hanlin scholar's eagerness to distance himself that aroused suspicion.

"Hanlin Academician, you say you have no relationship, but the information my men found shows that the two of you were sleeping together in the study. Once or twice is one thing, but if it happens frequently, are you hiding something?"

The Emperor sneered, "Hmph, don't think you can get away with this. You'd better tell me the truth. I have the Imperial Guards investigating. You'd better think twice!"

After speaking, the emperor slammed the memorial in his hand down onto the head of the Censor-in-Chief.

When the emperor is angry, blood will be spilled for miles around. The two men were already quite frightened, and were nothing like their usual confident and eloquent selves in the palace.

The Imperial Censor knew that if he didn't confess today, he would be finished here, so he gritted his teeth and told the truth.

It turns out that the two of them claimed to often discuss music theory together, but that was just an excuse. They were close friends, but they actually "indulged in pleasure" in the brothel. As for their frequent drinking in restaurants, it was actually to buy laughter and pleasure with courtesans.

What's most hateful is that the two were still not satisfied with this, and committed the crime of kidnapping women. However, they hid it very well, and each time they would drag the kidnapped women into the study.

"I never expected you two to do such a thing! Do you think you're worthy of the official robes you wear? It's a pity that you two have such connections that even the Imperial Guards couldn't find out about your shady dealings."

The Imperial Censor and the Hanlin Academician both widened their eyes in surprise. They realized they had been tricked by the Emperor. "Your Majesty! Your Majesty, spare our lives!"

"Guards, throw these two into the imperial prison! The Dali Temple will handle this case!" the emperor shouted outside, his eyes flashing with coldness.

Several imperial guards came in and dragged them away. After the Censor-in-Chief was dragged away, his eyes glazed over, and he thought, "It's all over!"

The two were pulled down. The emperor, who was sitting on the dragon throne, rubbed his temples. A discerning eunuch took the hand and massaged the emperor's throbbing temples.

"Unexpectedly, it was this little girl who brought out their incriminating evidence again."

"That young lady Ye seemed to have acted unintentionally."

"Heh, I'm afraid there's more to these two than meets the eye, otherwise why would they target such a young girl for no reason?"

"Your Majesty is wise and truly a dragon. All these demons and monsters will reveal themselves before you," the eunuch flattered.

"The memorials have been processed almost completely. Prepare to proceed to Kunning Palace." The Emperor stood up and walked outside.

The Emperor went to Kunning Palace again, and upon learning of this, the Consort flew into a rage in her own Xianfu Palace, smashing everything.

The palace maids knelt inside the palace, too afraid to make a sound. The only sound that could be heard inside the palace was the sound of the imperial concubine smashing things.

A moment later, a maid entered the main hall, dismissed the palace maids, and seeing that the doors and windows were locked, she stepped forward and said to the Imperial Concubine, "Your Highness, the Censor-in-Chief has been arrested and imprisoned by the Emperor!"

"what?"

"He didn't expose the person behind it?"

"Not yet."

"It seems we have to sacrifice this pawn." The Imperial Concubine regained her composure, the anger in her eyes gone. She sat back down in her armchair, her expression cold.

On the streets of Bianjing, several people hurriedly ran in one direction.

In the blink of an eye, they arrived outside the Zhiyu Bookstore, where a large group of people were standing and discussing among themselves.

"Has Mr. Wuming published another storybook?"

"Why is it out so quickly this time? Didn't you just release a novel called 'Rebirth' last time?"

"Waaah, finally I have another storybook to read! What's the setting this time? I can't wait!"

"Hurry up, or we won't be able to grab the storybook again!"

Inside the bookstore, Ye Yuwu yawned repeatedly. She hadn't slept well for several days, and it was truly remarkable that she had managed to stay awake until this hour.

"Miss, you should go back first."

Hua Ping noticed that Ye Yuwu was very tired, so she quickly urged her to go back and catch up on her sleep.

"Huaping, send someone to wrap up the storybook and deliver it to these places."

The storybook was wrapped in a thick envelope, and Huaping understood that it was to be sent as a letter, so she nodded.

Ye Yuwu, as if she had completed a mission, prepared to go back and catch up on her sleep.

The storybooks she sent out were addressed to the literary figures who had previously written long letters criticizing her.

She intended to defeat them from the heart; otherwise, she wouldn't have spent time writing this story. However, she thought that her story would probably cause a huge uproar or incite conflict between men and women.

But she couldn't stand the sanctimonious appearance of these literati; she had to deflate their arrogance! Let them be so arrogant, as if they didn't know that they had incited those literati to insult her before.

These scholars received a thick letter on the same day. Upon opening it, they found it was a book with the title, "After Transmigrating into a Female-Dominated Novel, I Became a General!"

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