A Nation of Creators: I Wrote the Myriad Worlds

An unconventional Confucian path, the Myriad Worlds, the Primordial World and Journey to the West, invincible and incredibly satisfying.

In an age of creation, can writing a book make you a sage?

Ye Chen, a failed young writer, transmigrates to the great Myriad Worlds of the "Sage of the Literary Dao," and faces the college entrance exam from the start.

He laughs. "You bunch of nobodies. What kind of garbage are you writing? Give me the pen. I'll do it."

And so:

One book brings the Primordial World into reality. Hongjun in purple robes destroys the Myriad Worlds with a single finger, and from then on, the Immortal Dao descends upon the world. Everyone hails him as the "Dao Ancestor."

One book gives the gods of the mortal realm to all living beings, making everyone like dragons, attain the Dao, and live forever.

One book is a tentacle-monster's naughty tale. That day, countless beings remember the "pleasure" of being viciously whipped by tentacles.

"The Literary Dao reigns supreme. Writing books makes you a sage. Tell me, who else can do that?"

Ye Chen glares and blasts the Myriad Worlds to pieces with one punch.

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