A Classic of Mountains and Seas from the Start: Bringing Glory to Our Nation!

What? The Japanese have a history of 5,000 years?

Smack! A biography of Xu Fu right in your face! Now call me Daddy!

Greek mythology is the greatest? Then where does that leave my Rabbit?

Wen Mingxing pulled out the Classic of Mountains and Seas, revealing an extraordinarily vast mythological history.

The Japanese language is the most beautiful? The most subtle and euphemistic?

Wen Mingxing struck back with Three Hundred Tang Poems. One poem, "Spring River in the Flower Moon Night," stunned the whole world!

The Eagle Sauce still dares to join forces to boycott my Rabbit's cultural exports! They even teamed up with the Koreans and the Japanese to poison the minds of young people!

Wen Mingxing went straight on to write Chinese-style songs like "Blue and White Porcelain," "Fireworks Fade," and "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer."

He made films like The Battle at Lake Changjin, The Sacrifice, and The Eight Hundred to awaken the national spirit!

By the time Wen Mingxing looked back, the Rabbit had become invincible in the world, and he himself had become the greatest man in history!

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