Lin Mo, a top-scoring liberal arts student in the national college entrance exams, transmigrates by accident to another world where literary talent is revered. He becomes an entry-level scholar who has been framed and stripped of his right to sit the exams. He discovers that people in this world cultivate literary energy: poetry and song can become lethal force, while essays and classics can stabilize mountains, rivers, and the realm. And the boundless treasures of five thousand years of Chinese civilization in his mind, from the poems of Li Bai and Du Fu to the teachings of Confucius and Mencius, are all unprecedented, world-shaking arts in this land.
To clear his name, he resolutely turns to an ancient rite long forgotten by the world: asking the sages to pass judgment! Before the Temple of Confucius, facing the doubts of the crowd, he recites poems passed down through the ages, seeking to summon the sages' lingering spirits and determine right from wrong.
Watch Lin Mo draw on China's literary heritage to suppress demons with poetry and bring peace to the realm with his writing, forging an unprecedented path to literary sainthood in this otherworldly land. When “Man Jiang Hong” summons the heroic spirits of the battlefield, and “Song of Righteous Qi” stirs the righteous force of heaven and earth, Chinese civilization will shine with its most brilliant light in another world.
This is a legend of wielding brush and ink as sword and spear, and using literary energy to prove the Great Way: an epic tale of a guardian of civilization bringing glory to the world through literature.
This novel is short and concise! The story structure is from point to surface. The character descriptions are also very rich! The writing style goes from childish to mature. Recommended book is worth reading!