Douluo Dalu: Master of Both Poetry and Prose, One Word Slays Gods!

Dai Tianli transmigrates to Douluo and becomes the half-brother of Dai Mubai. His mother dies in childbirth, leaving him alone and helpless. As an illegitimate son, he suffers every indignity. At six, when he awakens his Martial Soul, it turns out to be a blank book. Branded a wretch, he is driven out of the Star Luo Empire. On a stormy night, amid the Dai family's humiliations, Dai Tianli leaves alone with his mother's ashes. Even then, Dai Mubai has no intention of letting him go. His mother's ashes are smashed, and all four of his limbs are broken. In his despair, the blank book opens, and a line of poetry appears: “Wildfire cannot consume it all; with the spring breeze, it grows again.” In the blink of an eye, his limbs are restored. A brush appears in Dai Tianli's hand: the Spring and Autumn Brush, able to write the history of the world. Only then does Dai Tianli realize that he has awakened Twin Martial Souls: the Spring and Autumn Brush and the Book of Eternity! The brush writes the annals of history; the book records the ages! A stroke stirs storms; a poem brings ghosts and gods to tears! From that night on, he swears an ironclad oath! “Justice lives in the hearts of the people. The strong are right!” “The Heavenly Dao always comes full circle. I'll be back!” He leaves the Star Luo Empire, meets Ren Xue, and travels the continent with her. He writes thirty thousand poems and four great classics, becoming a prodigy whose literary talent surpasses all others on the continent by seven tenths. Years later, when Dai Tianli arrives at the Star Luo Empire's gates at the head of an army, as Spirit Hall's First Elder and chancellor of the Spirit Hall Empire, the Dai family is terrified, and Dai Mubai begs for mercy. With a sweep of his brush, the stars tremble and heaven and earth turn upside down! The name of the Confucian Sage shakes the continent! When his gaze turns toward the Divine Realm, he declares: “Those born divine are no higher than anyone else. A mortal with a brush can slay a god!”