He transmigrates as a young Li Bai, but this Tang dynasty is a fantasy version of the empire. Here, civil achievement is military might: studying can settle the soul and open the five inner palaces, while literary cultivation determines one's level of Daoist arts.
A single sentence can create an illusion; a single word can reshape heaven and earth. Every poem contains a world, every word a Bodhi.
Writing a new poem can directly raise his cultivation by a whole level. I, Li Bai, am destined to become an unparalleled sword immortal even if I plagiarize myself!
At this time, Emperor Li Zhi and Empress Wu Zhao still rule together as the two sovereigns, and have done so for over fifty years. It is as if the Kaiyuan era has already arrived.
Four princes contend for power at court. Princess Taiping, Shangguan Wan'er, Li Guo'er, and the other women who nearly changed the course of history are all talented young women yet to be married.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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Read the introduction: Emperor Riji, your brain is congenitally atrophic.
Are you writing about the Tang Dynasty or about Xia Lan and Feng Yushu?
Shishan 10,000 Words ends with flowers scattered?**
He's invincible, but he can't beat Three Hundred Tang Poems as a Warning, haha
Reply seems to be really unusable
Replying to comments is no longer available?
Although there is only one monthly pass left, I hope it will be updated soon.
Once you have enlightenment, you will become an immortal and an ancestor.
So this book should be, Wudiliu is better.