I Am Not Talented, but I Am the Light of Literature

Traveling to the literary world, Zhou Yan received many nicknames. Some people call him the Immortal of Poetry, some call him the Saint of Ci, and some call him the invincible master of music. He is the absolute ceiling through the ages, the spokesperson of handed down articles, and the master of hundreds of schools of thought. He is a chapter-breaking monster in the eyes of the world, an insurmountable peak for countless scholars, and a white moonlight in the hearts of thousands of girls. Facing these many nicknames, Zhou Yan could only smile and say. "I am not talented, but I am the light of literature." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.