I Can Only Recite a Few Poems, Professor, Don't Be Like That

[No System + Literary Sage + Beautiful Professor + Sweet Everyday Life + Brought Home by a Female Professor from the Start] Tang Mo, a top-tier web novelist, dies from overwork after staying up all night to churn out chapters. When he opens his eyes, he has transmigrated to a parallel world where literature has withered away! Here, classical poetry has long been lost, and modern literature reads like elementary-school essays. From the start, he saves the aloof and beautiful Professor Song Nuan. One casual line, “You ask when I’ll return, but no date has been set,” sends goosebumps rippling all over her! The dean of the School of Literature makes an immediate decision: “Transfer him! He must transfer to the Chinese department!” The campus belle sneers, “A simp thinks he can write poetry?” Tang Mo fires back with “Ode to the Goose,” and the whole school erupts: “This has to go in elementary-school textbooks!” From then on, Tang Mo revives classical poetry with one hand and ushers in a golden age of online fiction with the other. The Nobel Prize in Literature? An easy win! One day, Professor Song, blushing, asks, “Student Tang, could you compose a poem for this occasion?” Tang Mo sighs. “I’m still missing a little inspiration...” Song Nuan: “What are you missing?” Tang Mo’s gaze drifts down. “Your... black stockings, Professor.” Song Nuan’s ears turn red. “You insolent student! ...Come to my room tonight. I’ll wear them for you!” This literary sage is not quite so proper!