Great Qin: The Supreme Sage of Confucianism, Conquering Six Kingdoms with Poetry

Lin Yi transmigrates into the world of Great Qin and awakens the Poetry System.

By reciting poems and composing verses, he can command the power of heaven and earth.

Every word flows like poetry, and whatever he says becomes law!

When Lao Ai rebels, he leads three thousand men to surround the Qin palace.

Lin Yi recites in a clear voice: "A fragrance fills the skies and reaches Chang'an; the whole city is clad in golden armor!"

In an instant, the entire Qin palace is surrounded by a mighty army in iron armor.

The Six States unite, surrounding Great Qin with an army of a million.

Lin Yi throws back his head and laughs: "Have you not seen the waters of the Yellow River descend from heaven, then rush to the sea and never return?"

A colossal flood surges forth, swallowing countless cities.

The Xiongnu rebel, vowing to rule the Central Plains.

Lin Yi gives a cold, mocking smile: "I shall summon my old troops from the underworld, their banners ten thousand strong, to slay Yama!"

Overnight, the Xiongnu are wiped out.

After years of natural disasters, Great Qin is desperately short of grain.

Lin Yi chants: "One grain sown in spring, ten thousand harvested in autumn."

Sweet rain falls from the heavens, and the newly planted crops ripen at once, yielding ten thousand dan per mu!

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