I Am the Poet Immortal in a World of Literary Qi

Mu Han transmigrates to a fantasy world.

He discovers that people in this world grow stronger and become invincible through literary aura. But to his astonishment, the world is utterly lacking in literature.

A divine poem like "O great sea, you're nothing but water; O sky, how blue you are" shakes the literary world and is hailed as a timeless masterpiece...

What the hell? They call that a poem?

Stunned, Mu Han immediately writes "Goose, goose, goose."

Then Mu Han is astonished to discover...

The world has gone wild.

The peerless saintess: "N-no, impossible! How could anyone in the world write a poem like this... I, I can't believe it..."

The peerless great cultivator is devastated: "Th-this can't be. How could anyone in this world write a supreme divine poem like 'Goose, goose, goose'... It's simply impossible."

The peerless saintly son is incredulous: "I thought I was the greatest of the younger generation, but now I've been crushed... My poem about the wind... 'O wind, how you fly...'

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