Du Fu’s “Ascending the Height,” Li Bai’s “Bring in the Wine,” Su Shi’s “Prelude to Water Melody,” Li Qingzhao’s “Slow Song,” Bai Juyi’s “Song of Everlasting Sorrow,” Chen Zi’ang’s “Song on Climbing Youzhou Terrace,” Song Yu’s “Rhapsody on the Wind,” Cao Zhi’s “Rhapsody on the Luo River Goddess”... How many people still remember these poems and rhapsodies that once shone so brightly in Chinese culture?
It was not until Lin Fan transmigrated to a world overrun by demons, where humanity cultivated both civil and martial arts to fight them, that he witnessed the glory of poetry and rhapsody once more.
Watch as he endures a thousand tribulations and returns, his original aspirations clear once again.
Even if the heavens are about to fall, he will establish a foundation for the world, secure a destiny for the people, carry on the lost teachings of the sages, and bring peace to all generations.
After all, it is not a mindless novel. The subject matter is quite special and the imagination is wide open. I feel that the character of the protagonist is closer to ordinary people. This book seems to be about the rise of the grassroots. What I like the most is that the poems, songs and poems are included in it without being inconsistent. They are not added just to show off. I hope there will be more poems, poems and poems. Personally, I like Su Shi better. Please use more of Su Shi's poems. Very beautiful, very beautiful