The First Saint Of Literature.

Summary

In the narrative, Di Hou, the Empress, expresses deep concern for her son, the Young Prince, after a period of stability in the imperial court. Tao Shi Zhi, a half-saint, attempts to locate the Young Prince using Di Hou's blood, but the results are ambiguous, indicating he is likely alive but uncertain. Meanwhile, Xu Xiao Yue faces the implications of his rising reputation among scholars and potential threats from the Demon Barbarians. As he prepares for the Confucian Examination, he contemplates the support of half-saints and the challenges ahead. The story intertwines themes of maternal love, ambition, and the burdens of reputation in a politically charged environment.

Full content