From “Ode to the Goose” Onward: Recreating Timeless Masterpieces

Ye Feng transmigrates to a world with a broken cultural history.

He discovers an archaeological dig being livestreamed to the entire country.

A bamboo slip is unearthed at the site, with the two seal-script characters for "ancient poetry" written at the top.

Ye Feng immediately recognizes it: this is the Three Hundred Ancient Poems!

He quickly shares his theory in the livestream chat.

He even says that the first poem in the Three Hundred Ancient Poems is "Ode to the Goose."

"Goose, goose, goose, craning its neck to sing to the sky!"

This world has lost its cultural heritage.

How could anyone still know the Three Hundred Ancient Poems?

But when the bamboo slip is unearthed, the entire site erupts.

Its contents match Ye Feng's words exactly.

"Who is this person? We have to find him!"

"This person is incredibly important to Huaxia!"

While the entire country is searching for Ye Feng, a livestream quietly goes online.

"The costumes, the camera work, the recreation of the setting..."

"Wait, are they recreating the scene where this timeless masterpiece was written?"

The whole internet is stunned!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.