Writing Carries the Mountains and Rivers

Han Li drops dead in a library and wakes up as a poor scholar on the verge of starvation. This godforsaken place is ten thousand times larger than Earth. Seven kingdoms are locked in endless war, demons devour people, and water monsters swallow cities. Humanity has been trapped in the Warring States era for thousands of years, and so-called “literary qi” is nothing more than reciting the sages’ books like incantations. And he has brought the entire library of Chinese civilization crashing into this savage land. The Analects and the Book of Songs aren’t spells. With a single thought, they can suppress demon sages through the Great Dao. The Art of War isn’t empty talk. It is a killing formation that can wipe out a hundred thousand monsters. The Building Standards and Exploitation of the Works of Nature? They can raise a fortified city from the ground in the frontier wilderness. He casually summoned the Fish Intestine Sword and slew the demon serpent kept by a great clan. He opened The Washing Away of Wrongs and exposed a century-old clan’s crimes for all to see. Standing atop the city walls, he borrowed Zhuge Liang’s Eight Trigrams formation and used three thousand battered soldiers to slaughter fifty thousand Northern Yan cavalry. The great clans want him dead. The demons want to devour him. The rulers of the seven kingdoms want him imprisoned. Han Li does only one thing: turns five thousand years of Chinese civilization into the sole truth of this continent. When the Palace of the Literary Sage crumbles before gunpowder, and the allied armies of the seven kingdoms kneel beneath the border wall stretching ten thousand miles Only then do they realize that the poor scholar hasn’t brought books. He has brought a spark capable of transforming heaven and earth. “In this life, I’ll make this continent remember Huaxia.”