Confucianism and the Dream of the Red Chamber: The Twelve Beauties Enter the Mansion and Beg Me for Poetry

Shi Jun transmigrates to the world of Dream of the Red Chamber and becomes the Shi family's only legitimate son.

To his surprise, this version of the world differs from the original, with changes dating back to the Zhou Dynasty.

Scholars can write poetry and lyrics to summon the power of literary talent: a sheet of paper can kill, a single character can rout a thousand armies, and they can move mountains, fill seas, set the heavens ablaze, and change the weather with the seasons...

Shi Jun activates the sign-in System. On the first day, he obtains a literary rank bestowed before the sage, receives an infusion of literary talent, and masters poetry and lyrics from the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties...

He writes one famous poem after another, known to generations to come, communicating with the literary energy of heaven and earth. The Star of Literary Talent trembles, the whole world is astounded, and his verses are passed down for all eternity.

When the twelve beauties of the Jia family hear about his world-famous poetry, they come to him one after another, asking for poems and forming a poetry society.

Lin Daiyu: "Cousin Jun is a man of great talent. Would you write me a poem? I would recite it day and night."

Shi Jun writes her a world-famous healing poem, curing Daiyu's frail constitution.

From that moment on, Lin Daiyu refuses to marry anyone but Shi Jun...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.