Novels like The Peerless Poet Sage
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- 1 Xuanhuan: From the Start, I’m Rewarded with Three Hundred Tang Poems 玄幻：开局奖励唐诗三百首 “Moonlight before my bed, like frost upon the ground.” Above the firmament, the full moon appears and vanishes, its divine radiance descending. “Slay one man every ten steps, leave no trace after a thousand miles!” Killing intent, deep as an abyss, envelops all directions, laying waste for tens of thousands of miles! “See that the Five Aggregates are empty, and cross beyond all suffering.” A golden Buddha appears, its palm revealing the Pure Land on the far shore! “The Dao gives rise to One, One 563Reads8.8Score—Shelves
- 2 Confucian Dao: I Slay Demons with Poetry 儒道：我靠诗词镇杀妖魔 In my previous life, I spent decades immersed in a vast sea of books, only to be dismissed as a scholar with no practical use. Who could have guessed that after transmigrating here, even a scholar like me would have a chance to put my learning to use! This is a world permeated by literary talent. A Tongsheng's talent is as fine as silk, a Xiucai's as thin as a needle, a Juren's as thick as a finger, and a Jinshi's as strong as an arm. A Hanlin scholar's talent is as broad as a person's embrac 95Reads—Score—Shelves
- 3 Confucian Dao: Poetry Opened My Literary Aperture from the Start, and I Went on a Plagiarism Spree 儒道：开局诗启文窍，我抄疯了 [Confucian Cultivation + No System + One Heroine + Intelligent Protagonist] In his previous life, he was Peking University's youngest professor. Unluckily, he transmigrated to a Confucian cultivation continent and became the "idiot" of a remote clan. The main branch planned to strip him of his status and make him a slave, so the youth stopped holding back. With "Wind," he stirred wondrous signs across heaven and earth; his poetry awakened his literary acumen and turned a desperate situation arou 149Reads—Score—Shelves
- 4 The Han Dynasty’s Confucian Sage: One Poem Stuns the Sages and Lives Forever 大汉儒尊，诗成传世惊诸圣 The Great Han Dynasty honors the Way of Letters. Those who study literature can move mountains, fill seas, ascend to heaven, and descend into the earth. The literary path flourishes, with a hundred schools contending. Emperor Gaozu of Han dislikes Confucianism, and the Confucian school falls into decline. In this life, Dong Zhong’s mother has vanished, his father has died, and his beloved has framed and abandoned him. As someone who transmigrated, he is worse off alive than a dog! On the day of 42Reads—Score—Shelves
- 5 Poetry Emperor 诗皇 A young man arrives through transmigration, carrying in his heart the flourishing Tang dynasty and ten thousand Tang poems. He discovers that the world of Huaxia has already been invaded by the world of wizards. To save Huaxia, and to keep its people from being enslaved by others, the young man founds a clan, unifies Huaxia, and launches an expedition to another world. When swords and magic fill the heavens and earth, and laws and energy permeate the universe, “I will spread the Way of Poetry th 27Reads6.3Score—Shelves
- 6 The Brocade-Clad Sage 锦衣儒圣 In the fifth year of Yunhan, a torrential summer storm fell over the northern frontier of Liang, as the Turks invaded from the south. Wherever their curved blades passed, blood ran for miles. Countless people were driven from their homes, the land filled with cries of grief, and unrest spread through all nineteen provinces of Liang, shaking the capital, Beichuan City. The people prayed for Heaven to open its eyes. Beneath the northern frontier's gates stood a scholar in white, one hand holding a 396Reads—Score—Shelves
- 7 I Can't Hide It Anymore: The Princess Asked Me to Write Poetry Late Last Night 瞒不住了：昨晚公主邀我深夜作诗 Li Fei transmigrates and wakes up with a princess beside him. To clear himself of suspicion, he has no choice but to copy a few poems from Three Hundred Tang Poems and shock the enemy nation... 62Reads—Score—Shelves
- 8 The Noble Confucian Sage 浩然儒圣 [Confucian Dao + Feel-Good + Lighthearted] Transmigrating into a world that revered the Confucian Dao, Su Haoran looked forward to showing off with poems by the ancients... Wait, from the start, his whole family was sentenced to execution?! Are you kidding me? At the critical moment, Su Haoran drove off the officials who had come to confiscate his family’s property with his silver tongue. Naturally, he also had a righteous aura and a golden finger that was hardly worth mentioning. But this was o 114Reads5.4Score—Shelves
- 9 The Way of the Scholar: From the Start, I'm Taxed for Being Single 儒道：开局被收单身税 Zuo Dao transmigrated to a parallel world where all kinds of schools of thought competed for glory. Here, Confucian scholars were no longer bookish pedants who could only talk the country into ruin; they were the main force on the battlefield. I write a painting to protect humanity, sing a song to uphold its resolve, and set down a game of Go to throw the laws of heaven and earth into disarray... 23Reads—Score—Shelves
- 10 Unmatched Confucian Scholar: I Rule the World Through Law 法儒无双，我以律法定乾坤 The Confucian Way flourishes, poetry and prose command the world, and everyone practices Confucianism. I transmigrate into the body of a law student and am ridiculed by the entire Confucian order from the start: “Everyone honors the Confucian Way. Studying the law makes you less useful than a dog!” But no one knows that I awakened the Law System. Solve a case and your scholarly rank rises; uphold justice and you can become a sage. I solve cases in court, clearing the names of the wrongfully accu 74Reads—Score—Shelves
- 11 I Became a Poetry Immortal Thanks to Classical Chinese Poetry 我靠古诗词成为诗仙 The heir to the Duke of Zhenguo? That's right, that's me! A transmigrator? That's right, that's me! The heir to the Duke of Zhenguo got kicked in the head by a donkey? That's right, that's me too. Boo hoo. Poetry and song? Mastered! Joking around? Pretty good! Lying flat and slacking off? That's my specialty! Astronomy and geography? Good enough! The heir to the Duke of Zhenguo got kicked in the head by a donkey, and everyone in the capital knows it. This heir used to be good for nothing, but no 6Reads—Score—Shelves
- 12 From the Start, I Slay Ten Million Demons, and Ten Thousand Confucian Scholars Bow in Gratitude 开局灭妖千万，万儒叩首谢君恩 Ever since his teacher assigned extracurricular reading, Su Miao's parents have forced him to memorize one classical poem or essay every day. One day, to appease his mother, Su Miao hurriedly memorizes Wen Tianxiang's Song of Righteousness. Then he opens his eyes. He sees mountains of corpses and seas of blood, and an endless Great Wall. He sees the sages proclaim his achievements nine times, and the demi-sages bow nine times as they recall his kindness. He also sees countless soldiers and Confu 14Reads8.0Score—Shelves
- 13 The Way of the Scholars: I Become a Sage Through Painting 儒道：我用画画成圣人 [Confucian cultivation + lighthearted + multiple heroines + no System] Did I mess up a divine beast right from the start? I just want to eat in peace. Why are you shoving your face over here? This is a world where scholars hold sway over heaven and earth. Their poems and verses slay demons and barbarians, while the mighty works of great Confucians shatter mountains and rivers. Lin Feng just wants to be a carefree young wastrel, eating, drinking, having fun, and listening to music in the pleasure 6Reads—Score—Shelves
- 14 The Heavenly Path of Poetry 诗道天途 Shen Yan transmigrated. He became someone looked down on by everyone: a merchant's live-in son-in-law. In this world, poetry isn't an art of refinement. It's power! A single poem can summon wonders from heaven and earth and suppress an entire city! Great families monopolize the path of poetry, leaving the poor with no chance to rise. Everyone thought Shen Yan was just a useless live-in son-in-law. Until that day... He casually recited a single line, and a wonder appeared. Heaven and earth trembl 138Reads—Score—Shelves
- 15 I've Been Exposed! I Can No Longer Hide My Identity as the Poet Immortal! 曝光了，我诗仙的身份藏不住了！ In the Great Qian Realm, countless paths of cultivation are open: sword cultivators, body cultivators, weapon cultivators... and naturally, Confucian cultivators as well. Their paths differ, but all seek to explore and pursue the Dao's ultimate peak. Ning Ye, however, is born already standing on the shoulders of giants. The countless Daoist classics from his previous life, together with five thousand years of Chinese literary heritage, converge to forge an immortal Great Confucian Sage in this l 610Reads5.1Score107Shelves
- 16 Sage of the Human Race: I Write to Guard the Realm 人族儒圣，我提笔镇江山 This is a world where the way of letters reigns supreme. What should a scholar do? Read to understand reason, nurture righteous energy within, and let it pour from the lips like a dragon. Cultivate oneself! Put one’s family in order! Govern the state! Bring peace to the world! I need only lift my brush, and my spirit shakes mountains and rivers! 143Reads—Score—Shelves
- 17 I’m Just a Plagiarist, but Becoming a Confucian Sage Seems Reasonable 我一个文抄公当儒圣很合理吧 This is a world where people possess literary talent, and scholars are no longer helpless in a fight. By reading the classics of the sages or writing outstanding poetry and prose, scholars can earn the sages’ recognition and gain literary talent. They can awaken their literary bones, open the apertures of their writing, and even awaken a literary heart, granting them extraordinary powers. The Great Feng Dynasty faces demons and monsters wreaking havoc beyond its borders, while treachery festers 33Reads—Score—Shelves
- 18 The Way of the Confucian Sages: The Power of All Saints 儒道：众圣之力 [Traditional Fantasy + Confucian Cultivation + Transmigration + No System + No Harem + Overpowered] Su Luo transmigrated with nothing but a bowl. After struggling to survive for ten years, he finally discovered that reciting poetry could earn him literary energy, while reading the classics of the sages could cultivate righteous spirit. He began with the line, “The righteous path of mankind is full of hardship,” and awakened the Sacred Temple of the Literary Realm. Confucius, the Sage of Literatu 32Reads5.4Score—Shelves
- 19 Supreme Confucian Sage 至尊儒圣 The fate of the nation is everyone's responsibility! In this world where Confucianism reigns supreme, I will study to help Great Zhou rise to greatness. Talent can kill, and words can condemn; with a word, I can bend the laws of nature and attain sainthood through literature! 636Reads—Score—Shelves
- 20 The Great Calamity of the Human Race: I Guard the Mountains and Rivers with Poetry 人族大劫:我以诗词镇山河 This is a world where other races are merciless and treat humanity like cattle. The root of it all is that humans cannot cultivate. Xia Yan transmigrates into this world and, after completing a System mission, successfully awakens the heart of human poetry. From then on, humanity has its own cultivation system. Poems can slay enemies, lyrics can annihilate armies, and poetry can summon divine generals. A flower or blade of grass, a stone or a tree, can all be used to repel foes. 193Reads—Score—Shelves
- 21 Sages of the Confucian Way 儒道圣贤 Zhang Zeyan transmigrates to ancient times, arriving in the Great Sage Dynasty, an age when scholars and poets flourished. Here, Confucian scholars can slay enemies with poetry and advance their cultivation through poems and essays. It is here that Zhang Zeyan embarks on a path to becoming a Confucian Sage who shakes the world. 261Reads—Score—Shelves
- 22 Transmigrating to Great Xia to Showcase My Poetry 穿越大夏秀诗词 A loser with a technical school diploma from the 21st century transmigrates to an ancient era in a parallel world. He plans to use the poems and various inventions he knows by heart to face-slap the locals, build a harem, and rise to glory. But what he never expected was... 360Reads5.9Score102Shelves
- 23 Supreme Confucian: One Character Shatters Ten Thousand Laws, the Dao Slays Gods and Demons 儒道至尊：字破万法，道斩神魔 [Confucian Cultivation]+ [Xuanhuan]+ [Invincible]+ [No System] Every art is in the book, and every word contains the Great Dao. Su Dongshan transmigrates to a world where reading can resonate with Heaven and Earth. Only a very few people of extraordinary talent can cultivate a natal character here. Yet Su Dongshan gains a natal character the moment he transmigrates! One person cultivates the character “Pei,” gaining the divine power to summon abundant rain, command the clouds, and become the God —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 24 The Heaven-Mandated Sage of Letters 天命文圣 [Confucian Dao + Three Kingdoms + Investiture of the Gods] [The author's previous Confucian Dao novel has 7.3 million words. Read with confidence and look forward to updates!] After the Investiture of the Gods, Confucius ascended to heaven. Then came the chaotic Three Kingdoms era, when gods and demons rose together. Poetry can slay the enemy; verse can shatter armies! Li Haoran, a liberal arts student good for nothing, awakens in the body of a Shu Han scholar who shares his name. If heaven had 371Reads6.5Score—Shelves
- 25 The Great Chu Confucian Sage 大楚儒圣 [Confucian cultivation + lighthearted adventure + no System] Chu Tianming, a rural teacher, dies unexpectedly and transmigrates to the Great Chu Dynasty. Awakening on the executioner's block, he discovers that this is a world of extraordinary powers. Here, the Hundred Schools of Thought have all merged into Confucianism. Poetry and prose, music, chess, calligraphy, and painting can all be used to slay enemies! Scholars can condemn their foes with words, kill with a poem, and exterminate demons w 342Reads5.1Score—Shelves
- 26 The Greatest Sage of Letters 第一文圣 Year 723 of the Great Wei dynasty. Martial arts flourished throughout the realm, and Confucianism was experiencing a revival. But after years of warfare, the nation was weak and the people were destitute. The emperor and empress held power and vigorously promoted Confucianism, educating the people and gradually restoring the nation's strength. At this time, there was no Chu Ci, Han Fu, Tang poetry, or Song lyrics! Xu Xiaoyue had read widely before transmigrating here. Through poetry and song, he 96Reads7.7Score109Shelves
- 27 The Way of Letters: Chinese Poetry Subdues the Otherworld 文道：华夏诗文镇异界 The Star of Literary Fortune hangs high in the sky, and its power spreads across the Nine Provinces Continent. Thus, scholars can gain the Star of Literary Fortune’s power simply by reading. This power, known as literary energy, allows writers and poets to turn poems and prose from the unreal into the real, slay enemies, and earn glory... Before Yu Xian transmigrated to the Nine Provinces Continent, he was an unknown online writer. Of the ten web novels he wrote, he abandoned six halfway through 3.3kReads7.4Score270Shelves
- 28 I Become a Sage Through Poetry, Who Dares Call It Useless? 我用诗词成圣，谁敢言它无用 [Poetry + Confucian cultivation + one heroine (a minor part)] Lu An, who had read poetry far and wide, transmigrates to Great Qian, where people cultivate solely through the Confucian Way. The Confucian scholars of Great Qian wield their pens with such brilliance that their writing takes shape, leaping right off the page! A single work by a great Confucian scholar, “A Sword Immortal’s Journey,” conjured a white-robed sword immortal who slaughtered ten thousand demons! Lu An thought he’d be a 66Reads5.5Score—Shelves
- 29 Becoming a Sage Through Poetry: Who Isn't a Sage These Days? 诗词成圣：谁还不是个圣人 Chen Huaiyi transmigrated. His predecessor had been falsely accused by his clan of having an affair with his widowed sister-in-law, leaving him on the brink of being cast out, disgraced, and stripped of any future. Fortunately, this was a world that revered literature and sages above all else. In the ancestral hall, Chen Huaiyi wrote a poem declaring his intentions and appealed to the sages to prove his innocence. One poem stunned the sages. His wrongful accusations were cleared. Before long, ac 139Reads5.5Score—Shelves
- 30 Entering Fantasy Westward Journey: From the Start, I Teach a Dog to Take the Imperial Exams! 穿入梦幻西游，开局教狗考科举！ Wang Teng transmigrated to the mythic Tang dynasty and became a poor scholar who could barely afford to eat. He thought the imperial examinations were his only way forward, until one night in a dilapidated Mountain God temple, he found himself lecturing dozens of dog demons on The Analects. The old dog leading them respectfully offered him a bundle of ceremonial gifts. “Sir, we’ll pay you one string of coins a month. Would you teach us to read?” Other people cultivate immortality with spiritual 185Reads—Score—Shelves
- 31 Confucian Cultivation: I Became a Half-Saint's Disciple from the Start 儒道:开局我就成了半圣弟子 In this world, literary talent reigns supreme. Words can commune with spirits, and those gifted with literary talent can slay enemies with poetry, wipe out armies with lyrics, and make the heavens collapse, the earth quake, and the sun and moon reverse their courses... Wang Jun accidentally transmigrated into this world. With a casual poem, he left the supremely gifted geniuses speechless. Beautiful women clamored to bear him children, while great scholars fought tooth and nail to take him as th 28Reads6.1Score—Shelves
- 32 The Strongest Poetry Immortal System 最强诗仙系统 Ye Shixuan transmigrates to another world and obtains the Poetry Immortal System. Reciting poetry makes him stronger! You wield overwhelming demonic energy and exude an aura of evil? One line from me, “Between heaven and earth, righteousness flows in myriad forms,” is enough to use righteous energy to shatter countless demonic barriers! You can draw on the scorching sun’s power to crush all who stand in your way? One line from me, “When will the moon be clear and bright? I raise my cup and ask t 20Reads—Score—Shelves
- 33 I Was Caught Cheating from the Start, and Became a Confucian Sage 开局作弊被抓，我成了儒家圣人 Reborn + transmigrate + Confucian cultivation + decisive and ruthless + witty and hilarious. In a world where the Dao is made manifest, written words can communicate with heaven and earth and give rise to literary qi. Literary qi can strengthen the body and help one overcome tribulations and ascend. A single poem can rival a million troops. Buddhism, Confucianism, Daoism, demons, monsters, and the Hundred Schools all contend in a chaotic age, while Confucianism has fallen into decline. There are 243Reads—Score—Shelves
- 34 When I Couldn’t Become a Live-in Son-in-Law, I Had to Become a Confucian Sage 当不成赘婿只好去做儒圣了 He transmigrates into a world ruled by Confucian ideals and becomes the son of a duke. Talk about being born at the finish line. The tragedy is that the emperor arranges his marriage, and from the start he has to wed Princess Ning Yue, rumored to “keep male lovers and live a life of debauchery.” Unwilling to become a downtrodden live-in son-in-law, Jiang Han has no choice but to enroll at the academy and earn the rank of scholar. Who knew that he’d end up becoming a Confucian Sage... If the empe 1.5kReads7.6Score142Shelves
- 35 I Become a Confucian Sage by Writing Poetry 我靠吟诗成儒圣 The Great Chu, the tenth year of the Shaoqing reign. Demons and sinister spirits ravaged the mortal world, while Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism stood as the three great powers. Cultivators roamed the land, seeking to seize Heaven and Earth's fortune and find the path to eternal life. Lu Yanqing's soul transmigrated from another world, only to be told he had just one day to live. Then he unexpectedly discovered that the so-called Confucian arts were actually ancient poems! After narrowly 167Reads—Score—Shelves
- 36 The Emperor Wu Is Stunned from the Start: You Wrote This Poem? 开局惊动武帝：这首诗是你写的？ Chen Ping'an transmigrates from the start and unexpectedly learns the secret shared by the Crown Prince and Crown Princess. To save his own skin, he threatens the Crown Princess: "Your Highness, you wouldn't want the secret between you and the Crown Prince getting out, would you?" He thought he could enjoy a peaceful life, but one poem was all it took to stir the Martial Emperor of the realm! 195Reads5.4Score—Shelves
- 37 The Way of Letters: I Subdue the Ages with Poetry 文道：我以诗词镇万古 Zhao Zheng woke up one day and found he had transmigrated to a world where scholars reigned supreme. Scholars cultivated literary power. Poems could defend a nation, and lyrics could slay its enemies! Songs, odes, and essays could even connect the past and present, from heaven to earth! Armed with all the classics written by the sages of his previous life, Zhao Zheng made his way in this very different Confucian world. Taking the Analects as his foundation and the Song of Righteousness as his gu 31Reads7.9Score—Shelves
- 38 I Have a Poem That Can Send the Whole World to Its Death 我有一诗，可请全天下赴死 [Confucian cultivation + regret and redemption + outrageously satisfying + ruthless + invincible] Also known as: “Why Are You Begging Me to Come Back in Tears After Kicking Me Out?”, “You Expelled Me from the Academy, So Why Should I Care If It’s Destroyed?”, and “You Told Me to Leave the Academy. Now I’ve Become a Confucian Sage, So Why Are You Crying?” In his previous life, Lu Yuan was beaten to death by a crowd over a completely fabricated accusation. He gave everything he had, only to be met 3.1kReads5.9Score293Shelves
- 39 Xuanhuan: Ten Years of Hard Study Made Me a Confucian Sage 玄幻：寒窗苦读十年，已成儒圣 After a thousand years of rule, the Great Qian is at the height of Buddhism, Daoism has withdrawn from the world, and Confucianism has fallen into decline. Li Xiao transmigrates into this era and begins by reciting The Great Learning. [Ding! Host has successfully recited a Confucian classic. Reward: Righteous Qi!] [Ding! Host has successfully recited a Confucian classic. Reward: Words Become Law!] [Ding! Host has successfully recited a Confucian classic. Reward: Primordial Violet Qi!] After ten 124Reads—Score—Shelves
- 40 The Confucian Sage: Turning Heaven and Earth Upside Down 儒圣：逆转乾坤 [Transmigration] [Showstopping Moments] [Poetry and Song] [play the pig to eat the tiger] [Original Poems Inside] What makes a top student? What makes a genius? With a pen, he can bring peace to the realm; on horseback, he can secure it by force. The Hundred Schools of Thought, poetry and song, Confucianism, Mohism, Daoism, and Legalism: all are tools in the hands of scholars. This is a world ruled by scholars. Now, the Nine Provinces are divided, and the states are constantly at war. Corrupt mi 110Reads6.2Score—Shelves
- 41 Sage of Letters 文圣 This is a world where scholars wield the power of heaven and earth. A scholar can kill with a stroke of his brush! A Master can govern a nation by writing a biography! A Sage's fury can shake demons and fiends! A Literary Saint can destroy ghosts and gods with a single word! Across the land of Zhongzhou, a hundred kingdoms stand side by side, literary giants emerge in droves, and countless schools of thought contend. But just as this age reaches its zenith, the ancient demon race awakens. Crawli 253Reads—Score110Shelves
- 42 The Confucian Sage Rules the World 儒圣天下 This is a world where scholars command the forces of heaven and earth. Legend has it that Cang Jie, with two pupils in each of his four eyes, created the twenty-eight characters. His invention shook the world, gave writing to humanity, and put an end to the old system of knotted cords. From the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, when a hundred schools of thought contended and sages emerged one after another, to Confucius, the revered teacher of all ages, who gathered the force of tale 120Reads7.0Score—Shelves
- 43 I Just Want to Lie Flat. I Don't Want to Be a Poet! 只想躺平的我，不想当诗仙啊 After I transmigrated to another world as a rich second-generation heir, I resolved to lie flat and stay away from the rat race. But my poems were masterpieces, and my style shook the capital. The whole world insisted I become the Poet Immortal. This lazy fish could only sigh helplessly: I really don’t want to be famous! 3kReads6.9Score180Shelves
- 44 The Way of the Confucian Scholars: Writing Poems with My Life, I Bring a Million Scholars to Tears 儒道：拿命写诗，气哭百万儒生 Xiao Ran transmigrates to another world, but before he can celebrate, he discovers that he is a useless invalid on the brink of death. The System tells him that writing a poem will buy him three more days of life. Desperate to survive, he writes poems nonstop, and before he knows it, he has become the Poet Sage! 90Reads—Score—Shelves
- 45 Confucian Dao: A Song of the Wandering Hero, I Open Heaven's Gate with Poetry 儒道：一曲侠客行，我以诗开天门 On this day, Zhou Dagu became a Sage. Heaven and earth cheered. Demons and barbarians bowed. Martial artists prostrated themselves, monks built temples, and Daoists erected statues. Everyone wanted to bask in the Sage's aura. A naive child pointed at the statue and asked, “Sages must be good people, right?” The world fell silent. The flies beside the latrine covered their mouths and wept quietly! 220Reads5.3Score—Shelves
- 46 I Attain Sainthood Through Chinese Poetry 我靠华夏诗词封圣 Gu Yunzhou transmigrates to a wondrous world where humans, demons, devils, ghosts, and monsters coexist. Faced with powerful foreign races, humanity has developed a special path of cultivation: opening the way to Confucian power through literature! He discovers that this world's history resembles that of China, except that it took a different turn after the Warring States period and followed an entirely different path of civilization! What kind of sparks will this young man from modern society, 333Reads6.6Score102Shelves
- 47 Supreme Master of the Written Way 书道至尊 Reborn on the Shengyuan Continent, a world ravaged by demons where scholars rule all, Tao Zhiqian inexplicably finds a library in his mind. He rises from poverty, and his retelling of Little Red Riding Hood sparks a sensation. His Arabian Nights earns him the title of Zhao Kingdom’s prodigy, with sales breaking Jiangling County’s all-time record. His Investiture of the Gods ushers in an age of mythology on the Shengyuan Continent… Every one of his literary masterpieces sets off a trend, and each 91Reads6.3Score—Shelves
- 48 This Scholar Is a True Immortal 这个书生是真仙 A hopeless student at the very bottom of the class, Tang Yi was a young man with nothing going for him. He spent years taking civil service exams, but in the end, he didn’t even manage to get a low-level position. Other families were either full of loyal heroes or descended from distinguished lineages. As for Tang Yi, calling him a hopeless student was practically an insult to hopeless students everywhere. Perhaps Heaven took pity on him, because Tang Yi transmigrated and became a scholar in an 136Reads8.0Score—Shelves
- 49 I'm a Librarian, and I've Become a Saint! 身为图书馆管理员的我，成圣啦！ You’ve heard the line, “Flowers intoxicate three thousand guests, while one sword’s cold light chills the fourteen provinces.” But have you ever seen three thousand sword cultivators dance as one, their blades soaring to pierce the nine netherworlds? You’ve heard the line, “A lonely fortress stands amid towering mountains; the spring breeze never reaches Yumen Pass.” But have you ever seen an invisible wall stretch a thousand miles through the air, holding back a million demon warriors? 234Reads8.0Score—Shelves
- 50 If I Could Transmigrate, I'd Bask in Beauty and Become a Little Poet Sage 若我穿越，倚红偎翠，做个小诗仙 [Literary Plagiarism + Poetic Duels Between Talents + Multiple Heroines + Poetry] Su Qinghuan wakes up to find himself in a bandit stronghold, about to be executed. The absurd part is that he manages to survive by reciting a few poems. To his astonishment, although the Great Qian Empire reveres poetry and prose, there is no Li Bai, no Du Fu, no Yuan Zhen, and no Bai Juyi. Does that mean he can recite their poems whenever he likes? From there, Su Qinghuan becomes a tutor in poetry and prose, atte 381Reads7.5Score—Shelves
