Live Broadcast: I, Yuan Hua, Write Poetry and Criticize Jia Qianqian

Opening his eyes, Yuan Hua found that he had traveled to a parallel world. While he was still looking for Qiu Ya, a god-level ironic system was bound to him. As long as he wrote poems to satirize others, he would be rewarded. But in the next second, he suddenly discovered that there were no satirical poems in the world, no Rousseau, and no Maupassant. Faced with this phenomenon, Yuan Hua said: "In this life, I want to be a critical poet." The goal was set just as a news hit the entire Internet. A writer who writes poetry that even a three-year-old child feels is childish has become a representative figure in poetry. Faced with this phenomenon, Yuan Hua immediately started a live broadcast and recited poems on the spot without even thinking about it. "A rat has skin, but a human has no manners. If a human has no manners, what's the use of immortality!" When the poem came out, it immediately became popular all over the Internet. A critical poet also started to explode from this moment. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.