My Words Will Resound Through the Ages: One Poem, and Ten Thousand Nations Submit

Su Yuan transmigrates to another world and discovers that poetry is undergoing a revival.

Every night, the entire population enters the Hall of the Sages, where they comprehend great works and unlock the fortunes of literary masters.

Citizens can watch livestreams of experts from their own country and share in the masters' fortunes.

The Greek citizen Orpheus is the first to comprehend the first volume of the Iliad, unlocking the A-rank master Homer. 5.8 million Greek viewers share in his fortune: Constitution +7, ability awakening rate increased by 3%.

The Italian citizen Mephiles is the first to comprehend the first canto of the Divine Comedy, unlocking the S-rank master Dante. 9.7 million viewers share in his fortune: Lifespan +5, ability awakening rate increased by 4%.

After a great war every fifty years, the Dragon Kingdom's culture was all but severed. In the three years since poetry's revival began, not a single person has unlocked a master.

On the night he enters the Hall of the Sages, Su Yuan looks down at the Chinese characters scattered beneath his feet and silently pieces together: "Drunk, I trim the lamp and watch my sword; in a dream, I return to the camp where bugles sound..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.