I Traveled Through Ancient Times to Become a Poet

The people here look a bit "weird": they all wear long clothes with wide sleeves, the materials are rough and simple, single and light in color, and many are patched; most men have their hair tied up, children have their hair combed at the top of their hair, and women wear buns or ponytails, which is not what modern people wear at all. Looking at their daily necessities, they are very simple and primitive, with pottery pots, wooden utensils, and bamboo woven items everywhere, and there are no items in modern life at all. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.