The Way I Speak Goes with the Times: I Recite Poetry and Turn It into a Sword to Shock the World

Bai Hang traveled through the mountains and seas, a world where alien beasts invaded and various schools of thought were revived. Here, hundreds of scholars analyze the power of ancient Chinese classics, speaking out the Dharma and expressing the great meaning in a subtle way. Confucianism analyzes the slang language, a gentleman does not use weapons, he becomes a saint physically, and he convinces people with fist principles; Doctors analyze the golden prescriptions, cure diseases, rejuvenate people, and save people with pharmacology; The Yin Yang family analyzes Qi Men Dun Jia, knows the past, predicts the future, and uses numerology to control people. Tao Te Ching, Lu Ban Shu, Diamond Sutra... One after another ancient Chinese classics, all represent different powers. At the beginning, Bai Hang analyzed a complete Tang poem, recited poems and turned them into swords, and galloped proudly between heaven and earth... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.