Wuxia Crossover: The Literary Sage of Beiliang, Creating Immortal Arts Through Confucianism

A noble spirit fills the heart, and a joyous wind sweeps a thousand miles!

Su Xiangru transmigrates to a world of martial arts and becomes the son of the Governor of Lingzhou in Beiliang.

He lives next door to Xu Xiao, the Butcher, where every step is fraught with danger and he must tread as if on thin ice.

After awakening heaven-defying comprehension, the Sage of Letters of Beiliang makes his spectacular debut!

You study the classics and comprehend the “Scholarly Palace and Divine Sea,” filling heaven and earth with a noble spirit!

You take up your brush and write poetry, comprehending “a wealth of knowledge,” and a golden dragon chariot comes thundering through the clouds.

You pore over military manuals and suddenly understand “armchair strategizing,” as a million iron cavalrymen trample mountains and rivers beneath their hooves!

You recite an essay and grasp “words that make the law,” causing the laws of heaven and earth to tremble with a single sentence!

You sweep ink across the page and master “drawing the world with a finger,” your paintings illuminating ten thousand miles!

You make a move in a game of chess and comprehend “the world within three inches,” as cracks spread across an entire nation in your palm!

The Sage of Letters of Beiliang creates immortal arts through Confucianism, his noble spirit enduring forever and astonishing the whole world.

So tell me, are scholars impressive or what?!

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