This Was Supposed to Be a Martial Arts Novel, So Why Is a Scholar Invincible?

A dragon's roar from the highest heavens shakes the world. The winds and clouds gather, and a fish swims in shallow waters.

Su Chen transmigrated into a martial arts world and became a scholar.

From the start, reading made him stronger. With a volume of the sages' writings in hand, he would not let immortals descend into the mortal realm.

A piece called "On the Dragon" brought forth a five-clawed golden dragon. Its majestic power shook heaven and earth, making all beings submit.

A piece called "Zhuangzi's Free and Easy Wandering" manifested a Kunpeng that astonished the world. The Kun was so vast that all under heaven could not contain it, and it was invincible in the world.

A piece called the "Tao Te Ching" gathered the fortune of heaven and earth, giving him the power to destroy the world with one hand.

Wanwan: "Who says scholars are useless? Who says bookworms can't fight? Su Lang will teach you a lesson."

Yaoyue: "Su Lang is the strongest person in the world. My Shifting Flowers and Jade and my Bright Jade Skill are nothing before him."

And it all began with the sound of Su Chen reading aloud in a small courtyard amid wind and snow...

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