A Scholar: Literary Cultivation Has Fallen, So I Become a Sage Through Poetry

Xu Chengfeng transmigrates to the Great Tang Dynasty, where poetry and literature have fallen into decline, and becomes the last scholar at Sacred Mountain Academy.

He discovers that in this world, one can become a sage not only through martial cultivation, but through literary cultivation as well.

When a Sage of Letters arrives, his literary talent can turn the world upside down and recreate an entire realm.

A single lyric can take a life from a thousand miles away, a single poem can slay enemies and rout an army, and a single essay can found a nation...

So:

With "The Wandering Swordsman," he comprehends the Sword Intent of the Great River and cleaves mountains and rivers with a single strike.

With "Bodhisattva Man," he comprehends the Great Compassion Palm and sweeps away mountains and seas with one blow.

With "Ode to the Red Cliff," he draws literary talent from three thousand miles away and achieves the stature of a Half-Sage...

Years later, Xu Chengfeng can wipe out a thousand troops and destroy heaven and earth with just one word.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.