I Portray China Through Different Personalities!

Staring at the familiar yet strange Chinese exam paper before him, Hua Long was completely dumbfounded. “Spring slumber, unaware of dawn, _________.” “I was born with talents that must be put to use, _________.” Every question on the paper was about classical poems he had memorized? It turned out that this world had lost a long stretch of its literary history, which was why its exams had taken this form. As luck would have it, Hua Long had also awakened a Personality Performance System, which let him embody the personalities of countless literary figures from history. One moment, Hua Long was carefree and dashing, sword in hand and wine in his cup, the Immortal of Wine: the Poet Immortal Li Bai. The next, Hua Long was overcome with worry for his country and its people, his heart full of ambition, yet dying in despair: the Poet Sage Du Fu. What’s more, from the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties to the Yuan, Ming, and Qing, Hua Long turned the history in between into novels that swept the nation. Journey to the West, Dream of the Red Chamber, Water Margin, Romance of the Three Kingdoms: all the descendants of Huaxia passed them down and recited them. “He’s the most talented person I’ve ever met,” said a leading figure in Huaxia. “If Hua Long had never been born, the path of literature would have been shrouded in darkness for all eternity,” said the people of Huaxia. “Without me, Huaxia would merely be missing a transporter of literature. But without Hua Long, Huaxia would have lost the sun of literature,” said the foremost literary figure in Huaxia. Hua Long knew that bringing Huaxia’s literary heritage to life was his duty, and he would not shirk it!