The Ultimate Sage of Letters
文道至圣
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
271Chapters
11Reads
1Listens
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Transmigrated to Another World Where Writing Poetry Unlocks Literary Talent and Levels You Up
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Reader comments 7
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I don't understand what it means. A character with no temper is being beaten to death by a useless system. It's boring.
There is a problem with the author's logic. Even if the time-travel protagonist has a low IQ (in the original world, even if he can remember so many poems, he is at least a normal person even if he does not have a high IQ), when he knows that poems can increase his combat power, he becomes mute or becomes amnesiac when facing enemies with higher combat power than himself, and cannot use new poems to increase his combat power. How did the author come up with such an unreasonable way of writing a novel?
This system is useless at all. Instead, it restricts the strength of the male protagonist. The male protagonist is already good at poetry. Plus, this system is useless. It's really stupid. It's rubbish.
What is the use of the system?
I suggest the author wash his mind
When I read Chapter 21, I personally felt that it was like children playing house [face-covering] [face-covering] [face-covering] Those who said they were definitely new to novels
Not bad, quite creative