Urban: I Never Wanted to Become Famous

Hua Biao transmigrated to this world and discovered it was a parallel world whose cultural development had gone off in a strange direction.

So poetry and literary works from another world began to shine brilliantly here.

In front of reporters, he recited My Confession with a voice full of grief and indignation.

At the Buddhist Water and Land Dharma Assembly on Mount Wutai, he discussed Zen with Master Liaokong and recited the Bodhi Verse.

At the Mid-Autumn poetry gathering, he put brush to paper and wrote Song of the Water Melody.

In the eyes of his countrymen, he was a literary genius, poet, calligrapher, pop star, and more.

In the eyes of foreigners, he was a literary giant, an extreme sports expert, and a man bold enough to challenge the limits of human endurance.

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