Ye Qing transmigrates to the Shenqi Dynasty, a land beset by internal strife and foreign threats, and becomes a lowly outcast in the wealthy, bustling city of Huaiyang.
It is a truly miserable position to be in.
He sets up a noodle stall, carrying his wares on a shoulder pole, and sells hot soup noodles in the red-light district. He also takes on a few ghostwriting jobs, selling poems to help spoiled young masters win the whole room's applause. All in all, life is peaceful enough.
Unfortunately, things don't go as he hopes.
When his distinctive Slender Gold script is exposed, it proves far superior to the work of Huaiyang's talented scholars. Ye Qing becomes a target for everyone and is pushed into a desperate corner.
But fortune can turn after reaching its lowest point, and gold will always shine. Ye Qing makes his way through a court rife with power struggles, survives the bloodshed of the martial world, and witnesses the vast, turbulent realm.
Years later, someone asks Ye Qing, “Aren't you tired?”
Ye Qing replies with easy calm, “I am. But I've met interesting people and experienced interesting things, so all the hardship has been worth it.”
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The pen and ink imbue desires, the words depict brilliance, the author gives the protagonist a soul, keep writing, and keep watching!
The handwriting is quite nice and beautiful.
Old friendships fade quickly, let us seek new bonds at this new feast. The Parrot Grove must be filled with joy, the Qilin Pavilion remains unfinished. —From *Nine Yang Immortals and Mortals* Wishing my brother a swift ascension to godhood.
I've read it; the story is good. I recommend it.