On Two Worlds Mountain, an invisible force took control of every bow-wielding war-poem soldier, making them draw their bows and aim diagonally into the sky, just like Li Guang.
Then every human archer and crossbowman, whether on the Boundary Mountain City Wall or behind it, whether preparing to relieve the defenders or training over a hundred li away, gripped their bows and crossbows and aimed skyward at the same angle.
Millions of archers and crossbowmen were terrified. They had no idea what was happening and struggled desperately, only to discover that their bodies would not move.
The manifestation of Great-Scholar War Poetry commanded ten thousand armies.
But that alone was not enough to terrify the Demon Kings.
For this war poem, Fang Yun had employed not only Literary Treasures and Rare Objects, but literary hearts as well.
During his time in the Sea of Learning, Fang Yun had won a low-grade instant literary heart, Besieged on All Sides, from members of the Lei Family in a wager. He had originally intended to use it to save himself when his life was in danger, but after seeing one Gray Robe after another burn away their lifespans, he had decided early on to use this literary heart, the most powerful one he currently possessed.
While writing this poem, Fang Yun had activated all his applicable literary hearts. Beyond Swift Writing and Besieged on All Sides, there were others.
The power of high-grade casual falsehood could weaken an enemy's defensive power by thirty percent when a war poem struck them, while an enemy's attacks would lose thirty percent of their power upon striking his protective war poetry.
The spring and autumn accumulated sequence literary heart could steadily strengthen Fang Yun's war poetry as he grew older, ultimately doubling its power. Fang Yun was