Sage, Don't Mess Around! I'm Really Not the Immortal Poet!

[Aim for four updates a day] [Literary cultivation] [No System] [One heroine] [A chance to shine in public]

Gu Lin transmigrates to a world where people cultivate through the written word. Cultivation is no longer about sitting in meditation and enduring hardship, but about reading, nurturing one’s literary energy, and channeling the Dao through writing.

A fine essay can resonate with Heaven and Earth, while a beautiful poem can make all creation grieve.

But he has become a destitute scholar who can barely afford to eat. After three years of study, he hasn’t even reached the threshold of literary cultivation.

Gu Lin intends to keep a low profile and, first of all, make sure he doesn’t starve.

But he soon discovers a serious problem:

He casually recites a line of poetry, and the Hall of Letters resonates.

He casually writes a lyric, and Heaven and Earth manifest strange phenomena.

Everyone thinks he is Wenquxing descended to earth, an unparalleled genius seen only once in ten thousand years.

Only Gu Lin knows the truth:

He isn’t any kind of genius. He’s just a transporter of poems and lyrics.

When it comes to reason, I only need to say it once.

When it comes to monsters, I need only one sword.

I want to keep a low profile too, but my strength won’t let me!

So Gu Lin spends every day on the verge of breaking down:

“I really don’t want to show off in public. These poems are the ones resonating all by themselves!”