Great Zhou: Starting with the Way of Literature

Shang Sheng transmigrates to the final years of the Western Zhou.

This is a fantastical world infused with literary energy. The Hundred Schools of Thought, including Daoism, Confucianism, Mohism, Legalism, Agrarianism, Medicine, Military Strategy, Yin-Yang, and Diplomacy, are rising. Talented people have a chance to make their mark!

But this is also a dynasty where clans are ranked by status:

Some are born into the households of marquises and senior officials, with fiefs and stipends, while others aren't even entitled to a family name in their entire lives, and are buried in a straw mat after death...

Only by cultivating the Literary Dao,

mastering literary arts,

...can one become a member of the lowest-ranked gentry.

As the great clans put it: First work like an ox and a horse, then talk about changing your fate!

But he refuses to accept this. He can treat historical events as [versions], risk his life to pick up his brush, and change the world. Why should he follow history's flaws?

P.S. The Literary Dao cannot be attained by those whose writings, however fine, bring no benefit to the people!