Confucian Sage: The Way of Men from the Start

In the World of Confucian Sages, poems can slay enemies, lyrics can break armies, and essays can bring peace to the realm!

A million-strong army from the Demon Sage Realm breaks through the boundary and attacks Luoshui City.

Ye Chen writes General's Order: A Man's Journey: "To kill one is a crime, to slaughter ten thousand is to be a hero. Slaughter nine million, and you are the greatest hero of all." In an instant, he wipes out the million-strong army.

With one poem, The Swordsman's Journey, whose lines read, "In ten paces, one man falls; a thousand miles, and not a soul remains," he slays more than ten great Confucian scholars from the Demon Sage Realm.

With one poem, Chrysanthemums After Failing the Exams: "When autumn comes on the eighth day of the ninth month, my flowers bloom, and every other flower dies."

Others toil at cultivation and accumulate literary talent. Ye Chen only has to copy poems.

This book is also known as Copying Books Makes You Stronger and I Am Invincible Through Copying Books.

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