In a World of Cultivated Writing, I Became Invincible by Writing Poetry

The Sacred Literary Continent is a parallel world to Blue Star. Its people and history are similar, yet very different.

Here, Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism contend, while humans, demons, and ghosts coexist.

Followers of all three schools can recite and study the classics to comprehend and absorb the spiritual energy of Heaven and Earth, imbuing poetry, Daoist words, and Buddhist verses with magical power and tremendous strength.

Here, many of Blue Star's great historical powers contend in the same age.

In the Great Tang, Buddhists spread the Dharma and reenacted the journey to the West; during the Shang and Zhou, Daoists vied for supremacy and sought the Investiture of the Gods; in the Great Han, Confucianism reigned supreme, keeping the myriad demons at bay on the shores of the Eastern Victory Divine Continent.

But the Sacred Literary Continent suffered a mysterious catastrophe that lasted a thousand years. The sages fell, the Buddha was cast down, and the Daoist Venerable vanished. Countless classics from all three schools were lost, order collapsed, and ghosts and demons ran rampant.

In this troubled age, Wei Qing transmigrates into the body of a disgraced heir whose clan was wiped out by a tyrant. He writes astonishing poetry, restores the classics of the Hundred Schools, becomes a sage and patriarch, and conquers the world with none his equal!