You Asked Me to Travel, Not to Write Poems Everywhere!

Ye Fan transmigrates to a parallel world and takes part in a school-organized educational trip.

Inside the magnificent Yueyang Tower, a rich second-generation heir is loudly showing off his poem.

When Ye Fan hears the lines he's composed, he can't help laughing. He grins so hard he can barely close his mouth.

"Step away from Yueyang Tower and let me handle this!"

"Be the first to worry about the world's troubles, and the last to enjoy its pleasures..."

"Do not be elated by external gains or saddened by personal losses..."

As famous lines pour from Ye Fan's mouth, the dean of Peking University's Chinese Department can no longer sit still.

"Could you be the once-in-a-thousand-years genius of the Huaxia literary world?"

When "Memorial to Yueyang Tower" appears out of nowhere, the internet explodes.

Then come "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng," "Tune: River at Dawn"...

Netizens ask: Why is it that every time you, Ye Fan, travel somewhere, you can write a poem about it?

The literary world's leading figure: "I hear you're good at writing? So what if you can write? That doesn't mean a damn thing! To make it in this world, you need power! You need connections... What are you doing..."

"Good grief, you're writing one five-character quatrain after another? I was wrong, I was wrong, boss..."

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