The Divine Kingdom of Entertainment

Wang Ze, an online novelist who moonlighted as a second-rate screenwriter and eventually scraped by as a third-rate director, transmigrates. He discovers that this is a world where literary talent shines through the ages. Once scholars are imbued with literary power, poems can slay enemies, lyrics can destroy armies, and essays can bring peace to the land. What’s more, the more popular a poem or essay is, the greater its power becomes. Some top-tier works, bolstered by the will of the people, can even become so powerful that their authors attain godhood through poetry. Wang Ze is thrilled. When it comes to gathering a following, how could poetry and essays possibly compare with novels? Especially since novels can also be adapted into television series or movies...