After Eating Poisonous Mushrooms, You All Call Me the Book Sage?

No system + cool writing without brains + dominating the literary world Li Youjun, a junior high school student who is heavily in debt, listened to the lies told by his classmates and traveled thousands of miles to southern Yunnan in search of the rare King Fungus in order to find a miracle medicine for his mother, who has been suffering from chronic illness for a long time. Who would have expected that this filial child would collapse after trying the medicine on himself? After waking up, Li Youjun found that he had gained the ability to communicate with the gods through calligraphy in this world where traditional culture had been separated from history: A "Poetry on Cold Food in Huangzhou" drives away loan sharks and prevents them from coveting their little sisters; a "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection" captures the heart of my goddess and lets her visit his bedroom every night; a "Shiguwen" arouses the excitement of the Chinese high-level people, and from then on there is an endless stream of emigration poets in your little home in the village in the city. But as he further explored his abilities, Li Youjun seemed to discover that there was a huge conspiracy behind it all. The fault line in Chinese culture and the looming appearance of sages—is there another huge secret hidden behind this?