Zhao Hao, a PhD in Chinese Language and Literature, transmigrates one day into the parallel world of the Great Song Dynasty, becoming the third young master of the Duke Dingguo household.
The literary world in this place is a barren wasteland, and his family is outrageously uncultured. His father is a brash duke who bellows “Same here!” in court, his mother is a first-rank noblewoman who makes him practice calligraphy while wielding a spiked club, and his siblings prefer physical arguments to everything else.
He had hoped to keep a low profile and scrape by, but his whole family pins their hopes of a cultural comeback on him.
To keep his clan from being crushed at the very bottom of the social pecking order, Zhao Hao has no choice but to become a “literary plagiarist,” effortlessly producing poems, lyrics, songs, and ballads.
Before he knows it, he’s famous throughout Bianjing, and even the exquisitely pretty Seventh Princess has become his biggest fan.
Can be used to kill time
The novel subject matter makes me, an old bookworm, energetic again. Thank you!
It's really great! Thank you
The male protagonist is not called Zhao Hao, but Zhao Ritian
You can watch it, not bad
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Although it's a little bit open, it's acceptable for those who like to read cool articles.