My Literary Talent Can Pacify a Nation, and You’re Telling Me This Is a Poem of a Woman’s Lament?

Li Miao transmigrates into a fantasy world where Confucianism flourishes. Confucian scholars fill nine out of ten dynasties, and those who study the classics can also wield the power of heaven and earth.

He awakens a golden finger System and gains the one and only max-level survival skill, "Good Looks," starting with the face of a protagonist.

With only half an inch of spiritual root, he has no chance of cultivating.

He plans to coast on his looks, but never expects a poem he writes on a whim to alarm a Sage.

His soaring literary brilliance stabilizes Northern Qi's national fortune, and a Semi-Sage personally comes to ask for his writings.

Li Miao pulls out a blank sheet of paper with just a few characters written on it and says in surprise, "What writings? It's just a poem about a woman's longing!"

Semi-Sage: The poem that stabilized Northern Qi's national fortune was a poem about a woman's longing...?

This book is also known as: With Only Half an Inch of Spiritual Root, I Can Only Become a Confucian Sage; I Have the Face of a Protagonist, So Why Can't I Cultivate Immortality?

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