I Asked You to Write Poetry, Not Make the Tourist Spot Go Viral

Lighthearted, logical, and not brainless, with no heroine.

After transmigrating to the parallel world of Blue Star, Yang Yi spontaneously writes the immortal masterpiece Yellow Crane Tower at a tourist attraction.

“An old friend leaves westward from Yellow Crane Tower, as blossoms fill the air in the third month and he sails for Yangzhou.

His lone sail fades into the blue sky, until only the Yangtze flows toward the horizon.”

As soon as the poem appears,

Yellow Crane Tower, once almost deserted, suddenly becomes a sensation.

Tourists pour in.

Even foreigners are drawn to the place.

A tourism bureau official says:

“Yang Yi, you're so good at writing. Hurry up and write a few more poems!”

Write more? Sure.

Gazing at the river by Red Cliff,

Yang Yi turns around and writes Ode to the Red Cliff…