Showbiz: After Graduation, I Become a Poet and Sing for My Supper

Jiang Ye transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a poet after graduating, composing a hundred poems after a jug of wine.

Every day at home, he lives like Tao Yuanming, herding sheep and gazing at the Southern Mountain, content and carefree.

Then a production team comes knocking to investigate the employment situation of recent graduates.

Only then do viewers realize that history's greatest poet immortal is still alive.

One "The Road to Shu Is Hard" stirs the soul and makes people think.

One "Prelude to Water Melody" has countless people longing for their families beneath the moon, overcome with melancholy, and is hailed as the greatest Mid-Autumn poem of all time.

One "Spring River in the Flower Moon Night" surpasses the entire Tang dynasty, though it is but a single poem.

The whole internet is stunned. So there really are poets this extraordinary in the modern age!

And so, the textbooks across the country are rewritten.

When he hears that he has won the Nobel Prize in Literature,

Jiang Ye says, "How many taels of wine is that worth?"

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