In the Death Row Camp, I Summon Heroes with Poetry

A family of loyal martyrs is framed by a literary clan, and Xiao Lie is reduced to a death row prisoner at the northern frontier of Beiliang, to be executed before the banner tomorrow! At the brink of despair, he awakens the [Altar of Eternal Heroes]! In a world where pedantic scholars chant of wind and moon, he insists on writing iron-blooded frontier poetry, using the blood of his enemies as a guide to summon China's death gods across time and space to possess him! The executioner is a lackey of his enemies? Slain before the formation as a sacrifice, he loudly chants, "If only the Flying General of Longcheng were still here," and summons General Li Guang to shoot an enemy king's banner from a hundred paces with a single arrow! The clan's legitimate son presses him with an imperial edict? Draining his fate and fortune as a sacrifice, he furiously recites, "A hundred battles in the yellow sand, golden armor worn through," and summons the Champion Marquis Huo Qubing to possess him, eight hundred iron cavalry trampling the royal court and sealing Langjuxu! While the court lords are still debating poetic meter, Xiao Lie has already brought the heroic spirits of Bai Qi, Ran Min, and Yue Fei, blood-sacrificing his enemies all the way, cutting through Beimang and pointing his sword at the capital: "Today, I clear the name of a family of loyal martyrs. I invite the lords of Daqian—to die!" — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: In the Death Row Camp, I Summon Heroes with Poetry — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠