Xian Xia: the Strongest Literary Saint Dad

Yang Cong wrote a poem and swallowed the mountains and rivers with anger. He sang a song, a white rainbow penetrated the sun. He painted a picture, and the ancient powerful man was summoned by him. Even his breath could turn into a flying sword. But in reality, Yang Cong just wants to be an elegant and quiet literary dad. The top ten killer songs "High mountains, flowing water, Guangling, scattered flat sand, falling wild geese, plum blossoms, three lanes, ambushes from all sides, etc." Must-kill poems, three hundred Tang poems, "Three hundred poems about lying corpses" - He used black and white chess pieces to lay out a "chess game of life and death" to destroy thousands of troops. He sang a song and the underworld collapsed. A cup of tea, a cup of wine, and a baby daughter with dimples, this is the life Yang Cong longs for most, but why is the goddess of all worlds and the empress of the heavens vying to be my daughter's stepmother? Yang Cong said he didn't understand either. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.