A Few Lines of Poetry on the College Entrance Exam Leave the World Stunned!

Yu Yan transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a student about to take the college entrance exam.

Faced with an 800-character essay prompt,

he simply writes the poem Quiet Night Thoughts, which contains only twenty-seven characters, including punctuation.

“Before my bed, the moonlight glows. I suspect it is frost upon the ground.”

“I lift my head to gaze at the bright moon, then lower it, thinking of home.”

When his perfect-score essay is made public,

top schools rush to recruit him.

Even more absurdly,

the poem is added to the Chinese language textbooks.

When Yu Yan continues to produce one exquisite poem after another,

over a billion people across the country are moved to tears.

When more poems are added to Chinese language textbooks and become compulsory questions on the college entrance exam every year,

over a hundred million students across the country completely break down.

“Please, stop writing poetry! I can't keep up with all the memorization!”

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