I Failed the Imperial Exam, So I Bewitched Bianliang's Talented Women with Poetry

[Confucian poetry that kills] [Multiple heroines]

He transmigrates to an alternate Song Dynasty under Emperor Huizong and woos Li Qingzhao.

In the prosperous Great Song, he forms a girl group in Bianliang and stages uniform fantasies at the Miaoyin House.

His memory has grown tremendously stronger, so he brings over all of Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

In a world where words become reality, he copies all the poems from the later years of the Great Song.

The protagonist befriends one extraordinary confidante after another, each with a distinct personality.

Li Qingzhao, the foremost talented woman; a volatile princess of Western Xia; a gentle and kind physician; a poetry-collecting official obsessed with gathering poems; Jin Shu, a lesbian storyteller; a dignified and noble empress dowager; a sunny and cheerful junior sister; a nine-tailed fox spirit who roams the mortal world; a young woman who is the incarnation of a nine-colored divine deer; a sweet and obedient spirit-night cat girl; a peerlessly beautiful princess of an ancient kingdom; an introverted and clever mechanical girl; Ziyu, unmatched at chess; Mo Liuli, skilled in both Eastern Taoist arts and Western magic...

See how the protagonist uses modern knowledge to recruit retainers in Bianliang, the Song capital, meet all kinds of beauties, hunt strange beasts, explore secret realms, conquer the Liao, campaign against Western Xia, launch expeditions to the South Seas, Japan, and Goryeo, welcome envoys from all nations, and embark on a legendary journey.