A Poem from the Start, Rebuking the Hall of Confucian Sages

[Transmigration] [Confucian Path to Sainthood] [Rebukes a Great Confucian from the start] [Decisive and ruthless] [Satisfying read] [Fast-paced] [Showing off and face-slapping] [Poetry reigns supreme]

Ling Chengfeng transmigrates into a Confucian world, only to become a good-for-nothing with a shattered literary heart who is publicly rejected by his fiancée.

The hall is full of great Confucian scholars mocking him as lower than an ant, while his fiancée laughs that he disgraces all scholars.

He starts with a single poem, “Bring in the Wine”: “Heaven has endowed me with talents that must be put to use; a thousand gold coins spent will come back again!”

His literary aura soars to the heavens, and his poetry astonishes the world. Those who once cast him aside now bow their heads!

There is no Li Bai or Du Fu in this world. Having memorized three hundred Tang poems, I am the greatest poet alive!

At the Hundred Blossoms Literary Gathering, “A Moonlit Night on the Spring River” wins first place and sparks a craze for the flying-flower poetry game;

When the Heavenly Demons invade, “Song of Righteousness” becomes a sword, sweeping away the demons and protecting all living things!

As ancient secrets are revealed, it turns out this world is a broken prison created by the Poet Immortal…

Watch as I draw on a thousand years of Chinese poetry to mend the laws of Heaven and determine the fate of the world with verse!