I Wrote My Way to Sainthood: My Novels Bring Together Every School and Path

In another world, a hundred schools of thought contend, with four paths leading the way!

Confucianism, Daoism, Buddhism, and martial arts illuminate the world.

Ye Lan transmigrates into this world and becomes a disciple of the novelists, a school of thought on the verge of being struck from the list.

The Confucians have their Sage, the Daoists their Celestial Venerable, the Buddhists their Buddha, and the martial artists their Martial God.

Ye Lan is here to show the world that a novelist can become a Sage of the Mortal World, too!

He writes Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, and the demon kingdom takes it for a heavenly scripture, studying it day and night!

He writes the Condor Trilogy and opens up an entirely new world of martial arts!

He writes Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and Confucian scholars travel a thousand miles to seek its generals and ten thousand miles to pay homage to its strategists.

He writes Investiture of the Gods, and Daoist Celestial Venerables follow each new installment, losing sleep at night.

He writes Journey to the West, and Buddhist vajras glare furiously, their killing intent surging as they vow to slay this heretical Buddha.

As the saying goes:

The storyteller paints the human world with words, wielding the brush across the three thousand Great Paths.

All under heaven read Ye Lan's works; the Sage of the Mortal World is revered for ten thousand generations!

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