The First Saint Of Literature.

Summary

On the first day of July, outside Liu Yun Academy, a crowd gathered for the release of the literary publication. Servants and guards queued overnight to secure copies, eager for news of two poems published together, a rarity in a decade. As the academy opened, excitement surged when the first page revealed poems, contrary to long-held beliefs of it being blank. Speculation arose about the authorship, linking them to the Great Wei Kingdom. Meanwhile, Liu Shi Ping, the academy head, faced potential repercussions for concealing these poems. In Kyoto, Jiang Dong Han anticipated a threat from the Barbarian Emperor against Tao Shi Zhi, a quasi-Holy One, while also discovering the unexpected poem on the publication's first page, stirring his literary passion.

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