Reading to Become a Saint: I Rely on Literature to Suppress the World

Su Yan was once a once-in-a-century genius in the Su family. He entered the ninth rank at the age of ten and reached the eighth rank at the age of twelve. >But at the age of fourteen, his meridians were all broken and he became a useless person. Even his fiancée broke off the engagement in public and was humiliated. >In despair, a mysterious bookstore appeared in his mind, and thousands of volumes of books automatically poured out. >He opened "The Analects of Confucius" and was inspired by his literary spirit; he recited "Sun Tzu's Art of War" and developed his own magical powers in the art of war. >When he used his "strength to pull up the mountain" to repel the provocateurs, he used his "power to call for wind and rain" to quell the disaster. >The whole world realized that poems, songs and rhymes can also be used to kill enemies, and idioms and allusions can all be used as killing moves. >"From today on, I, Su Yan, will open this avenue for the world's literati!"