I Asked You to Write a Fairy Tale, Not the Classic of Mountains and Seas!

[Ghostwriting + Behind-the-Scenes Scheming + Cultural Export + Dimensional Domination + Feel-Good Story + No Romance + Mythology Made Real]

After transmigrating into a parallel world with a lost cultural heritage, Su Ze is forced to compete in a national children’s fairy-tale contest from the start, facing elimination for coming in last.

The judges give the prompt: “Animals and Nature.”

While everyone else writes about cute talking bunnies and bears, Su Ze awakens the Mythology-Made-Real System and writes The Classic of Mountains and Seas instead.

The judges berate him: “We told you to write about cute little birds, and you wrote about Jingwei filling the sea? We told you to write about monkeys, and you wrote about Wuzhiqi? How is that a fairy tale?”

But when the audience sees Kuafu chasing the sun, Hou Yi shooting down the suns, and Yu the Great taming the floods, the entire internet is stunned!

“How is this a fairy tale? It’s a lost romantic epic from our Chinese heritage!”

As the work goes viral, foreign experts leap in to denounce it as sheer fabrication.

Then one day, an archaeological team unearths a mural of nine dragons pulling a coffin and the bones of mythical beasts in the Kunlun Mountains... Foreign countries panic for real.