All Civil and Military Officials in the Dynasty Laughed at Me, and My Poem Shocked the World.

Qin Zhao, a doctor of literature, died suddenly in the laboratory and woke up as Qin Mogui, the eldest son of the Duke of Guo, who was pushed into an icy lake by his stepmother. His father neglected him, his younger siblings bullied him, and even his classmates in the Imperial College laughed at him for being "stupid." It starts with a dilapidated courtyard, two loyal servants, and a crowd of people in the capital waiting to see the joke. I wanted to live a low-key life, but murderous intent was everywhere. At the poetry meeting, Mrs. Liu arranged for someone to force him to compose a poem in public. As the whole hall burst into laughter, Qin Mogui stood up slowly, picked up his pen and wrote: "The tide of the spring river reaches the level of the sea, and the bright moon on the sea rises with the tide." The whole place was dead silent. The empress Wei Zhaoning was in awe, and the tutor Gu Yanzhi was astonished. From a ridiculed "idiot" to the youngest champion since the founding of the Liang Dynasty, he only used three poems and one imperial examination. When he said, "For the sake of heaven and earth, and for the sake of the people," the empress personally covered him in red. Making sugar, regulating the Yellow River, retreating from Beidi - liberal arts students save the country, and they are still unparalleled in the country. It's just that the legitimate daughter of the Shen family in Jiangnan always likes to ask: "Are those poems of yours copied from ancient people, or are they sincere?" Qin Mogui smiled and said nothing, silently thinking in his heart: The article was made by nature, and it was accidentally obtained by a good hand. In this life, I am my own ancient person.