[Cultural Rupture + Only I Can Use These Arts + Violent Confucian Sage + High-Energy Action from Start to Finish]
Blue Star is struck by disaster, and monsters run rampant. Humanity relies on awakened “spirit books” to fight back, but Western spellbooks are held in high regard, while Chinese classics are dismissed as “F-rank waste paper” because their scripts have been lost.
Gu Ci, a transmigrator, awakens from the start to a battered copy of "Three Hundred Tang Poems". He becomes the laughingstock of the whole school and is sent to the border library, where the most people have died. In the face of endless mockery, Gu Ci adjusts his glasses and says nothing. Only he knows that the “waste paper” in his hands is a divine book of slaughter that makes words come true!
[Iconic Scene One]
S-rank fire mage: “My "Blazing Flame Grimoire" can burn down an entire street. What can your lousy poems do? Entertain the monsters?”
Gu Ci opens the book and softly recites, “Sunlight on Incense Burner Peak gives rise to purple smoke; from afar, the waterfall hangs before the river.”
The next moment, the Milky Way pours down from the heavens, the inferno is extinguished, and the mage falls to his knees!
[Iconic Scene Two]
The Western fleet blockades the nation: “China has no technology. Surrender at once!”
Gu Ci closes "Tang Poems" and takes out a copy of "The Three-Body Problem". “Here's a little note for you. It's called a two-dimensional foil.”
In an instant, dimensions collapse, and the entire fleet becomes a two-dimensional painting!
[Iconic Scene Three]
The Western gods descend: “Mortal, kneel and worship!”
Gu Ci stands atop a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood, with "Investiture of the Gods" floating behind him. “I have a three-foot blade of blue steel. Gods, prepare to... die!”
“You call these worthless books? Sorry, but in my hands, they're the laws of heaven!”
No one?