Primordial Era: I am a member of the Jie Sect, and I am the God of Literature.

Upon hearing this, Su Shao Chen smiled faintly and said, "No one is perfect, and nothing is without flaws. The Human Emperor has already done very well."

Upon hearing the great sage's affirmation, Li Shimin seemed to regain all his spirits, and then bowed and left Chang'an for seven thousand miles.

This 90,000-mile journey to Chang'an was not only left by Li Shimin for those who needed to pay attention and take special measures to appear, but also for all the people of the nine provinces to admire the great sage.

Therefore, when Su Shao Chen traveled 60,000 li to Chang'an, the human sword immortal Li Tai Bai, also known as the poet immortal Li Bai, was dressed in white. Behind him, it seemed as if thousands of poems had materialized, suppressing the ancient fortune. When he saw Su Shao Chen, his aura trembled slightly, as if he had resonated with the literary fortune on Su Shao Chen's body.

Du Fu, known as the Sage of Poetry by the human race, stood here dressed in black, with Gao Shi, Pei Twelve, and other heroes of the Tang Dynasty holding long spears beside him.

They stood in unison, six thousand miles from Chang'an, and upon seeing Su Shao Chen, they all bowed and greeted him, "We pay our respects to the Great Sage!"

Upon seeing Li Bai, Du Fu, Gao Shi, and others who were extremely famous in later generations, Su Shao Chen couldn't help but smile faintly. Then, with a wave of his sleeve, a stream of literary Dao laws lifted everyone up.

Similarly, as strands of literary principles were cast down, the fortune and realm of all the poets present underwent earth-shattering changes.

At the same time, Su Shao Chen looked at Li Bai and said with a faint smile, "I've heard that you are now the Poet Immortal of our human race. I wonder if you feel fortunate enough to have your poems spread throughout the land?"

Upon hearing the words of the great sage, Li Bai was overwhelmed with honor, but he quickly stood there quietly, as if lost in endless contemplation.

The Tang Dynasty poets and countless heroes surrounding Li Bai all looked at him with fervent eyes.

Li Bai's poetry is profound and boundless, and he enjoys immense fame throughout the entire human race. To be asked to write a poem by a great sage is an unparalleled honor.

If Li Bai's poetry were to astound the world today, his name, placed alongside Su Shao Chen's, would likely be a celebrated tale in the primordial world.

Suddenly, a large gourd appeared in Li Bai's hand, its rich wine spreading across a vast expanse of 60,000 li.

Li Bai took a big gulp of wine and uncontrollably appeared on the shore six thousand miles from Chang'an.

Countless nobles, officials, and powerful figures in Chang'an were all drawn to Li Bai's figure.

In particular, countless scholars of the Tang Dynasty were staring intently at Li Bai in the sky. Even Chen Guangrui, the top scholar of the Tang Dynasty, stood with his hands behind his back, a scroll of Xuan paper and a large wolf-hair brush spread out in front of him, and his body was filled with a strong Confucian and Taoist aura.

Then, Li Bai's somewhat disordered footsteps left many traces in the sky, and his voice was both infinitely unrestrained and infinitely lyrical.

"The Jade Capital in the heavens, with its twelve towers and five cities, is touched by an immortal who grants me eternal life!" Li Bai's voice had barely echoed throughout the entire land of humanity when countless scholars of the Tang Dynasty suddenly rose to their feet.

They looked at Li Bai, who was six thousand miles away from Chang'an, and after they looked at that dashing and unrestrained figure, the gazes of all the scholars changed.

Even Li Shimin, standing in the Lizheng Hall, couldn't help but burst into laughter upon hearing this, exclaiming, "Our Tang dynasty's disciple is truly a man of great talent! He is indeed worthy of being called the Poet Immortal!"

At the same time, the literary and Taoist fortunes, the Confucian and Taoist fortunes, and the fortunes of the various schools of thought throughout the entire Nine Provinces all transformed into a long river, stretching across the nine thousand miles of Chang'an, and finally spreading to all four directions of the human race's Nine Provinces.

Seeing this, Su Shaochen also threw out the "Book of Humanity," and instantly the endless laws of literature seemed to transform into the doctrines of the Hundred Schools of Thought, plunging Li Bai into an extremely mysterious state.

"Mistakenly pursuing worldly pleasures, they exhausted reason and chaos; ninety-six sage rulers, their names were but fleeting clouds."

"Heaven and earth gambled everything, yet war could not be forgotten. I will attempt to emulate the strategies of a hegemon, hoping to attain high rank and honor."

As Li Bai continued reciting, the literary and artistic fortune of the entire Nine Provinces began to accumulate, and his aura and realm seemed to have entered an endless state of enlightenment.

Su Shaochen was quite surprised to see that Li Bai had written this poem after seeing that he was moved by it, but he then began to appreciate the poem written by Li Bai.

Moreover, Su Shao Chen also used Li Bai's poetry to evoke the "Book of Humanity," using the righteous spirit of literature to cleanse the people of the nine provinces and bring them blessings and prosperity.

"I sigh four or five times in the middle of the night, always worrying about the great nation. Banners and pennants flank two mountains, the Yellow River flows in the middle."

"Even chickens cannot enter, horses linger aimlessly at the water. If only we had Yi, a master archer, who could shoot down a banner with a single arrow."

This poem by Li Bai is of extraordinary significance. It is not only a major event in Li Bai's life when he wrote poetry, but also reflects his unique understanding of the Tang Dynasty!

Therefore, after Li Bai finished reciting his poem, it seemed as if an endless blue lotus phantom appeared behind him, and his literary cultivation level began to rise continuously.

The boundless fortune and innate spiritual energy within a 90,000-mile radius of Chang'an converged above Li Bai, allowing him to absorb this overwhelming spiritual energy as if swallowed whole. This enabled Li Bai to break through to the peak of the Taiyi Golden Immortal realm in one go.

Li Bai used poetry to prove the Way, took literature and the various schools of thought as his foundation, and regarded poetry as the way to further his studies. This shows Li Bai's understanding of literature and the various schools of thought.

"I have used poetry to prove my attainment of the peak of the Taiyi Golden Immortal realm. In the future, I will spread my poetry far and wide, traversing the four seas and ten thousand mountains, and no one will be able to stop me!" After breaking through to the peak of the Taiyi Golden Immortal realm, Li Bai couldn't help but laugh loudly when he woke up, and then took a big gulp of strong liquor down his throat.

He then respectfully approached Su Shao Chen and said, "I am deeply grateful for the opportunity I have today, Your Excellency. My poem should be personally named by Your Excellency!"

Su Shao Chen did not refuse when he heard it was good. In his previous life, when Li Bai wrote this poem, he could know a lot of information just by feeling the verses. "After the chaos and separation, I remember my old travels in Yelang and wrote this poem to Prefect Wei Liangzai of Jiangxia".

Therefore, after pondering for a moment, Su Shaochen said, "This poem shall be titled 'Encountering a Cultivator of Immortality Nine Thousand Miles from Chang'an'!"

Upon hearing this, Li Bai couldn't help but bow in admiration, and Li Zhi and countless onlookers all shouted in unison that the great sage was wise and virtuous.

Immediately, Du Fu, Gao Shi, and other poets who became extremely famous in later generations also came to Su Shao Chen and respectfully bowed to him one by one.

Su Shao Chen chatted with everyone, whether it was casual conversation or asking questions. He patiently communicated with each person, giving countless Tang Dynasty fans a clear understanding of the path they would take in the future.

Among them were many martial arts practitioners who inquired about the realm of martial arts from the great sages within the vast expanse of Chang'an.

Therefore, Su Shao Chen did not travel fast within the 90,000 li of Chang'an, but he still got to see the nine provinces under the rule of the Tang Dynasty again.

Witnessing the prosperity and peaceful lives of the people, Su Shao Chen also glimpsed the Tang Dynasty's golden age in later generations, a time before it reached its zenith. (End of Chapter)