The Peerless Sage Lord of the Tang Dynasty

He transmigrates into a fantasy version of the Tang Dynasty and becomes Qin Huaiyu, son of Qin Qiong. There are Martial Sages among warriors and Literary Sages among scholars. Warriors cultivate martial arts, while scholars cultivate words of power.

Qin Huaiyu cultivates both paths, becoming an unrivaled sage lord!

"The rosy clouds fly alongside the solitary wild goose; the autumn waters merge with the boundless sky."

With his Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng, Qin Huaiyu turns the pavilion into a supreme treasure, capable of suppressing all things beneath heaven!

"Ten paces to kill a man; a thousand miles leave no trace."

With a single poem, The Wanderer's Song, Qin Huaiyu travels a thousand miles in one step and pierces countless suits of armor.

"His brush falls, and storms are stirred; his poems are complete, and ghosts and gods weep."

Qin Huaiyu: "So what if you're an immortal from beyond the heavens? Today, I'll cut down the celestial being in the sky!"

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