At the edge of eternal night in the Holy Yuan Continent, Fang Heng, a poor scholar, awakens with the memories of two worlds on his back. When the moonlight in "Quiet Night Thoughts" pierces the lies weaved by gods and demons, on the bloody road to the imperial examination, words are both a ladder of salvation and a curse that devours life.
There is a god-killing trap hidden in the palace examination room of the human dynasty, and the creation code is sealed in the blood of the demon saint. Behind every shocking glory of a poem becoming a saint, Fang Heng could hear the crisp sound of a broken heart - summoning Xin Qiji's heroic spirit requires sacrificing eyesight, and writing "Song of Righteousness" will inevitably bear the pain of gouging out the heart. When he discovered that the literary system was actually a "civilized pasture" cultivated by gods and demons, the white-haired boy wrote his last words in the cracks of the history books: "On paper, mountains and rivers are only dreams. Dare to use your character to testify to the common people."
The war between the three realms raged for thousands of years, and the final battle unfolded among the remaining pages of the Book of Songs. Fang Heng touched the shackles of heaven with his translucent fingers, and behind him was the disappearing Great Wall of Letters: Li Bai's sword marks turned into tributaries of the Yangtze River, and Li Qingzhao's sorrowful thoughts condensed into meteors and arrows. When the melody of "March of the Volunteers" tore through the eternal night, a new civilization blossomed on the remains of poetry, and the gods and demons finally discovered with horror that the most dangerous thing was never the power of poetry, but the inner fire of human beings who would rather burn their life span to inherit civilization.
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