A Linguist Knows Everything About Word Spirits [Western Fantasy]

After being betrayed by his business partner and getting his revenge, Wei Ziqing lost heart and turned to linguistics for solace, only to transmigrate by accident. After transmigrating, he had nothing to his name, with elderly parents to care for, children to raise, and hungry wolves right at his door. Fortunately, he discovered that studying linguistics could let him summon deities, and that his wishes would become divine commands. Linguist Wei Ziqing: Leave it to me. I'll crush another world with Earth's knowledge. I can make the gods go bankrupt with my wishes! God: Heh. Wei Ziqing couldn't make a god go bankrupt. Instead, he wished one right into his own home. The other secretly helped him escape royal conspiracies, attacks by villains, assassinations... Aver, known as the God, Ram, was never a charitable soul who gave without expecting anything in return. Everything he did had a purpose. But... perhaps Wei Ziqing could be the exception. I want to capture the feeling of two lofty, unapproachable icebergs communicating: No one in this world understands everything I know except you. Because our hearts connected in that moment, I can forgive you anything. A studious, cool-on-the-outside, warm-on-the-inside gong × a scheming shou who thinks his promising student can do no wrong, lively deity. The deity keeps his identity hidden at first. The gong is younger. Whenever the gong presents him with new linguistic knowledge, the shou feels power surge through him and his whole body heat up, letting the gong do whatever he wants (no). The romance is a slow burn, with a little angst for flavor. The story comes first, focusing mainly on Western court intrigue and academic advancement. POINTS 1. The shou makes his official entrance in Chapter 16. 2. The gong has a golden finger, but works very hard himself. 3. No especially advanced knowledge is needed. You can enjoy this even if you know nothing about linguistics! I started writing this because studying linguistics was so painful, so I absolutely won't make readers suffer like I did! Please add this to your reading list: The Easygoing Expert [Quick Transmigration] The world's number one expert in non-contention has a mission to preserve world peace, but can't hurt anyone or he'll be erased. The System points to a pile of options: cling to powerful people, pretend to be weak while hiding your strength, or pursue someone. Wu Zheng shakes his head, determined to follow his faith in Buddha to the end. Better to save people than to kill by proxy. Every night, the villain ends up pinned beneath the world's number one expert, weeping and unable to move, while the other asks with utmost sincerity, "Will you mend your ways?" Theme: