Great Tang: My Great-Grandmother Offers Incense, So I Teach Her Three Hundred Poems

Ye Qingmei, an ancestor from the Tang dynasty, attends a poetry gathering.

Before setting out, she burns a stick of incense for her descendant eighteen generations later, praying that he will restore the Ye family to greatness.

Ye Ping: "Write poetry? Burn incense for me, and I'll teach you three hundred Tang poems!"

From then on, Ye Qingmei burns one stick of incense every day.

Three hundred Song poems, "Dream of the Red Chamber", maid outfits, bikinis, Western medicine, refined salt, potatoes, ironware...

Li Er: "With Ye Qingmei, I can match a hundred thousand troops!"

Empress Zhangsun: "My illness really is cured! Qingmei is both a poetry immortal and a medical sage!"

Fang Xuanling: "I am willing to follow the poetry immortal Ye for the rest of my life!"

From then on, Ye Qingmei became the first female marquis!

Li Chengqian and Li Tai competed to marry her, but Ye Qingmei never married!

Only once, during a visit to burn incense, was she forcibly pinned down by a masked man, and she gave birth to a daughter!

To this day, people still remember what she said as she burned her final stick of incense:

"Grandson, was that masked bastard in the ancestral shrine... you?"

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