Livestream Selling: One Poem, and You Price It at 300,000?

Lin Dong transmigrates to a world where poetry copyrights are taken very seriously, and every poem must be paid for before it can be read.

To pay for surgery to treat his seriously ill daughter, Lin Dong begins livestreaming and selling poems from his previous life.

His first poem: Qing Ping Diao, priced at 300,000!

It causes an uproar among netizens!

What kind of trash poem is worth 300,000? Outrageous!

As countless viewers denounce him, Lin Dong declares righteously, "I'm no profiteer. My poems are worth this much!"

When someone buys the poem and he reveals just one line,

netizens are utterly captivated!

"Clouds would pale beside her flowing gown, flowers beside her face; when the spring breeze brushes the balustrade, the dew on the blossoms gleams."

From then on, every poem Lin Dong writes becomes impossible to get. Bring in the Wine, Prelude to Water Melody, Song of the Pipa Player...

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