Spirits in Chinese Brushes

Two thousand years ago, descendants of Yin and Yang practitioners were deeply saddened by the burning of books and burying of scholars ordered by Emperor Qin Shi Huang. They lamented the fate of knowledge in the grand halls of Afang Palace. Determined that ‘talent should not go to waste,’ they began a tradition. When a scholar passed away, they condensed their spirit into a pen to ensure their brilliance would live on.Fast forward two millennia, and ordinary college student Luo Zhongxia unexpectedly comes into possession of Li Bai’s lotus-shaped pen. From that moment, he gains extraordinary powers thanks to the spirit dwelling within the pen. However, this newfound fortune quickly turns precarious. Many factions covet the incredible power of the pen, putting Luo Zhongxia in constant danger. Desperate to escape the turmoil, he tirelessly seeks a way to relinquish the pen’s power, only to find himself entangled with the enigmatic ‘Seven Lords of Guancheng.’