After transmigrating to another world where calligraphy is a cultivation art, he received the Creation Divine Artifact, the Qiankun Brush, which Cangjie had used to create writing, right from the start. It reshaped his brush marrow and outclassed every divine weapon in that world. From then on, his cultivation advanced at astonishing speed. Under the guidance of Chu Suiliang, he became a disciple of the Regular Script Sect and rose all the way to the pinnacle of Sainthood.
The brushwork commands the power of heaven and earth. A flash of the bristles can break a hundred weapons; characters can form arrays, give birth to dragons and tigers, and turn the intent of a written stroke into divine powers, deriving countless mystical arts.
The Great Dao has fifty-six paths, and everyone takes one for themselves.
Regular, running, seal, clerical, and cursive scripts; oracle bones, stone drums, bronze, birds, dragons, insects, snakes, and ghosts: all can lead to the Dao.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Is this book a rewrite? Saw it a long time ago
I said, even Jesus can't stop me