Shen Yan traveled through the Great Xia and became a poor scholar who could not even afford food. As a graduate student in ancient Chinese, he has half of the prosperous Tang Dynasty in his mind, but he dares not write anything - because the plagiarized works he sees are all entangled with the tragic consequences of the original author. Once plagiarized, there will be backlash.
I wanted to earn a living as an elementary school student, but troubled times did not allow scholars to live in peace. The Northern Barbarians were at the gate, but there was no one in the court. Some people stole a high position by plagiarizing Yue Fei's "Man Jiang Hong", but they couldn't write an ounce of loyalty to serve the country.
Seeing the mountains and rivers shattered, Shen Yan finally took action. He no longer "copied" poems, but used what he saw and heard as ink, and the blood and tears of mountains and rivers as paper to "write" poems.
"Man, why don't you take Wu Gou and capture the fifty states in Guanshan!"
The poem was completed, and the literary spirit soared into the sky, turning into thousands of golden and iron horses, heading straight towards the north.
From then on, the literary world of Daxia exploded. Others write poems based on their backbone, but he writes poems based on his destiny; while others pursue rhetoric, he goes straight to his heart. When the "Poetic Immortal" who rose to power through plagiarism recited "To be successful in life, you must have all the joy" at the banquet, Shen Yan only said coldly: "This poem of yours was stolen."
Until one day, he discovered that the "poetry" itself in this world was devouring the lifespan of literati to maintain its operation... Shen Yan raised his pen to the sky: "Today, I set a new rule for the poetry - poetry should belong to the human world."
When foreign investors waved checks for joint ventures, he withstood the pressure and shouted the slogan "The market can exchange technology, but not the backbone."
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