Betrothed Off from the Start, I Conquer the World with Poetry

After transmigrating into a world ruled by Confucian cultivation, Fang Yun finds himself a bookish failure. Worse yet, from the start, his fiancée publicly breaks off their engagement and calls him an illiterate good-for-nothing. The original owner was a spineless pushover, too. What a disastrous start. As a transmigrator, how could he put up with that? On the spot, he recites, “Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river. Never look down on a poor young man!” Everyone is stunned. At the county examinations, one poem shocks the world, and the Star of Literature stirs. Only then does he realize that the literary path in this world has been severed for a thousand years. As a transmigrator, restoring its former glory is a duty he cannot shirk!