[Fantasy + cultivation world + humorous everyday life + one heroine + slow-paced]
Top of her class in Chinese Language and Literature, she ate herself into transmigration with malatang.
She wakes up as a boy named Goudan in Qingshan Village. She plans to lie flat, hunt, and bask in the sun. Having a father, a mother, and a childhood sweetheart in this life sounds pretty good.
Then her childhood sweetheart is whisked away by an immortal sect.
Before leaving, she says through tearful eyes, “Brother Goudan, wait for me.”
So Chu Feng starts studying. From The Thousand Character Classic to Annotations on the Ways of the World, he goes from being mocked as “a poor, pretentious hunter” to shattering a spirit-gathering formation with a single rhapsody. He has no spiritual roots, yet he blazes a path through the literary Way, lost for a thousand years.
Others cultivate immortality with spiritual roots. He does it by reading poetry.
Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Meng Haoran, Wang Wei, Li Shangyin: he brings out the treasures of five thousand years of Chinese civilization and nearly scares everyone to death.
But the Sage of the Literary Way said: “Literature carries the Way, and the Way transforms people. Wherever the brush and ink reach, they should be like a spring breeze and gentle rain.”
Chu Feng believes him.
Until someone lays a hand on the wrong person in front of him.
From then on, the world loses a poor student who copied poems for money and gains a madman who uses The Analects to set formations and The Book of Songs to summon a response from heaven and earth.
When scholars kill, they don’t bother with reason.
I cultivate the Literary Way only for her!
