You Asked Me to Transmigrate, but I Became a Literary Great

Su Bai landed in a parallel world with a cultural gap and no literary heritage. To earn money for his gravely ill father's medical bills, Su Bai entered a youth poetry-writing contest and wrote: “Gone are the ages past; to find the great figures, look to the present day.” He stunned the judging panel and made it into the top hundred. After that, he broke through the competition like a dark horse. For the theme of loneliness, he wrote: “A thousand mountains, no birds in flight; ten thousand paths, no human tracks in sight.” For the theme of love, he wrote: “In heaven, may we be paired-winged birds; on earth, intertwined branches. Even heaven and earth must end one day, but this sorrow will go on without end.” One timeless verse after another burst into the world, and Su Bai quickly became an online sensation. Countless universities eagerly reached out to recruit him. Fans: The future of literature rests with you... Haters: You're so good at poetry. Let's see you write a novel... Su Bai: Consider it done! Dream of the Red Chamber is already on its way.