Sainthood Through Study: I Use the Way of Letters to Rule the Martial World

Su Yan was a once-in-a-century genius of the Su family. He reached the ninth rank at ten and the eighth rank at twelve.

>But at fourteen, his meridians were shattered, leaving him a useless cripple. Even his fiancée publicly broke off their engagement and humiliated him.

>At the brink of despair, a mysterious library appeared in his mind, its countless books turning by themselves.

>He opened the Analects, and literary qi poured into him. He recited The Art of War, and its supernatural strategies became his own.

>When he drove back his challengers with “I could lift the mountains,” and calmed disasters with “I summon wind and rain,”

>the entire martial world learned that poetry and prose could slay enemies, and that idioms and allusions could become deadly attacks.

>“From this day on, I, Su Yan, will open this great path to all the literati of the world!”