
Global Literary Cultivation: I Have Three Hundred Tang Poems!
全球文修:我有唐诗三百首!
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
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- 1y ago
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See allWielding His Brush, the Scholar Writes of All Living Things. One Poem Can Shake Enemies in Every Direction
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Writing-Cheat Stories Focused on Copying Novels and Screenplays, Not Songs
Stories about copying existing works, mainly novels and screenplays. No copying songs, and definitely no switching to acting halfway through.
A Transmigration Story Where Tang Poetry and Song Lyrics Conquer the Nine Provinces
Any transmigration novels set in a xianxia or high-martial-arts world, with Tang poetry that splits mountains and rivers and a Song ci poem that covers all the land? Please recommend some.
Using Earth’s Culture as a Golden Finger, Including Novels, Games, Poetry, and More
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The Protagonist Is Also Eloquent, Constantly Dropping Memorable Lines and Even Borrowing Plenty of Poetry.
A Talented Scholar Transmigrates and Battles in Poetry
Transmigrate to ancient times and compete in poetry
Confucian Fantasy: What Makes You Think Ten Years of Studying Can Match Our Great Clans?
Because I’m a transmigrator, I’ve been studying Tang and Song poetry since I was little...
Confucian Daoism in Another World, with the Bell of Heaven and Earth’s Literary Qi
Urban Cultivation, Dual Cultivation, Multiple Heroines, Invincible Protagonist
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High Martial Arts, Imperial Dynasty, and the Three Teachings of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism
Poetry or Classical Chinese Gets Added to the Curriculum, Leaving Students Nationwide Scratching Their Heads
Brimming With Talent for Ninety Thousand Miles: A Confucian Fantasy With the Founding Ancestor
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Any Fantasy or Cultivation Stories, Romance or No Romance Is Fine
Looking for books similar to Piaomiao (Collection).
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Cultivates Confucian Righteous Qi?
There aren't enough quality novels.
A Poem Sums Up a Life, a Tune Plays Out the Human World. In White Robes, a Passing Traveler
Ancient-style cultivation, a man who's indifferent to the core, no CP, and whose personality doesn't change later on. The kind of person who seems almost divine.
With the Brush, He Can Pacify the World; on Horseback, He Can Settle the Realm
Are there any novels where the protagonist is both a brilliant scholar and a skilled warrior?
Heaven-Defying Comprehension, Creating Cultivation Techniques
After the Protagonist Transmigrates, He Discovers That Chinese Is an Ancient Forbidden Language Whose Spoken Words Become Reality
Transmigration Novels About Poems Like Calm the Waves. I've Recently Gotten into Classical Chinese Poetry
The protagonist transmigrates and is brilliant with poetry, but doesn't just copy Tang and Song dynasty poems.
Transmigrating to a Parallel World with Five Thousand Years of Chinese Heritage, Mastering Poetry and the Arts Overnight
Transmigrate to a Confucian World With Millennia of Chinese Literature at Your Fingertips
Confucian culture, killing enemies, and governing the world.
Books, Books, Books! I Need Books (T^T)
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Ancient Chinese Is a Forbidden Language with the Power to Make Words Come True, and the Transmigrated Protagonist Can Speak Anything
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It's like Mission Impossible, right? The protagonist travels through time in the early stages, and then travels back 10 years to stop everything later!
It's incredibly good. This is the third book, after "Godslayer" and "Perfect World," that I became obsessed with within the first hundred chapters.
It seems alright, so why is the rating so low? Was it maliciously boosted? 😅
It's alright. It has a story, logic, and imaginative ideas, which keeps you hooked. I felt the rating was a bit low after watching half of it.
It's quite good, logical, and not mindless.
The traditional Chinese poems and the main storyline complement each other, highlighting the charm of traditional Chinese culture and enriching the story content. Once you start reading, you won't be able to put it down.
The novel's premise is very novel; I've never seen anything like it before. I really like it and found it very enjoyable.
No way, how come such a good book has such a low rating? Full marks are required!
It's very well written, I'd give it a 10/10. The story is very engaging.
It seems alright, so why isn't it getting any buzz?