The Chinese national cultural context was cut off, the country was lost, and many classics were lost, making it impossible to sing them completely. Shen Yan, a private school teacher in a small border town, was 22 years old and impoverished. His only source of confidence in life was an old jade pendant in his sleeve - a relic left to him by his father on the night when his family was exterminated.
Until one day, a vicious voice suddenly appeared in my head.
"Flying down three thousand feet? You're stumbling on your back, so I'll give you a C minus."
An unknown being who calls himself "Teacher Dou" descends from the sky with a complete database of historical scholars. It can calibrate chants, deduce battle situations, and speak venomously into Shen Yan's mind - but it can't take action for him. Shen Yan has since embarked on a path that defies heaven: using the eternal poetry as a blade, turning the artistic conception into combat power, from chanting "ordinary quality" to manifesting "unparalleled quality".
The lost scholars were summoned back one by one by him, and the territory that had been encroached upon was recovered inch by inch. But he gradually discovered that the severance of cultural context was not a natural disaster, but a man-made disaster - someone was systematically erasing Chinese civilization.
Culture continues and civilization is immortal. This is the story of a good-for-nothing scholar who awakens to his cultural heritage, regains the mountains and rivers, and finally becomes the king of all nations. It is also the deepest bond between one person and another "self" that spans time and completes each other.
