In an Age Where Words Become Law, I Recite Poetry and Forge a Sword That Stuns the World

Bai Hang transmigrates to a world invaded by strange beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, where the Hundred Schools of Thought are on the rise again.

Here, the Hundred Schools of Thought draw power from interpreting ancient texts: words become law, and even the smallest phrase holds profound meaning.

The Confucian school interprets the Analects of the Fist, forging the body into a sage and using the principles of boxing to convince others.

The medical school interprets the Thousand Gold Prescriptions, curing illness with a single dose and saving lives through the principles of medicine.

The Yin-Yang school interprets the Qimen Dunjia, understanding the past and foreseeing the future, using the principles of fate to control others.

The Tao Te Ching, The Book of Lu Ban, the Diamond Sutra... Each ancient text represents a different kind of power.

But from the start, Bai Hang interprets the Complete Tang Poems. With poetry, he turns words into swords and roams the world with a carefree smile...

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