My Poem Can Pacify the Mountains and Rivers

Plot Synopsis

Su Wen, the youngest grand scholar in the Great Xia Dynasty, fell into a coma for opposing the treacherous prime minister's ceding of territory and paying indemnities. Five years later, he woke up to find that Qingzhou was on the verge of danger, with the pirates from the East Island eyeing it covetously. At this moment, his junior sister Yun Yiyi was engaged in a life-and-death literary duel with Uesugi Chisato, the prince of the East Island. Relying on his knowledge of modern poetry, Su Wen stepped forward bravely and subdued the mountains and rivers with just one poem. He not only had to save Yun Yiyi but also had to defend Qingzhou and safeguard the dignity of the Great Xia Dynasty. Facing the threat of a hundred thousand armored cavalry, Su Wen demonstrated extraordinary wisdom and courage, using the power of poetry to intimidate the enemy troops and inspire his compatriots. This contest of culture and wisdom would determine the fates of Qingzhou and the Great Xia Dynasty.