[Literary Plagiarism + Competitive Gaming + Metaverse + Coming of Age + Lighthearted Comedy + No Romance]
In this world, poets write poetry by playing historical figures in the metaverse.
For her first role-playing competition, the System cast her as a wealthy young man. She and her cousin spent four years as best friends.
Before leaving, she wrote the poem “Magnolia” to end their friendship.
The System turned their story into a tragic romance, and the whole internet went wild shipping them.
At the school poetry competition, Lu Xiaotang made her debut as team captain, stunning the entire crowd with “Moon over the West River.”
She unexpectedly went viral and claimed the title of “Most Influential Student Poet.”
That was the start of her professional career.
After that, she was invited to top-tier professional role-playing competitions, where she played a fallen emperor, a female general who enlisted in her father’s place, a national hero devoted to serving her country, a gifted scholar who never got his due, and a patriotic general who watched his hair turn gray in sorrow...
She wrote timeless masterpieces such as “When Will Spring Blossoms and Autumn Moon End?”, “The Ballad of Mulan,” “Man Jiang Hong,” “Rhapsody on the Luo River Goddess,” and “Breaking the Formation: Drunk, I Raise My Lamp to See My Sword.”
That night, she gained a new title: the most melancholic poet.
From school competitions to the international stage.
She won 120 international awards, achieving a grand slam.
Tengwang Pavilion, Yueyang Tower, and Yellow Crane Tower all vied to make her their ambassador.
She became the world’s most influential poet.
The world called her the Poet Immortal.
From amateur to Poet Immortal, she did just one thing:
She copied the poems of that other world, one by one, into the history of this one.
I am the first book reviewer. This book looks very nice, and the background is quite attractive. In the role-playing genre 💕💕, the author's portraits are pretty good. Everyone has their own personality, stance, and worries, and they are vivid and three-dimensional without being stereotyped. For a new novel, it would be better to write more chapters. Only 34 chapters are simply not enough to read. If I were to write a poem, I would finish it all in one go.
It's an interesting setting. It's quite interesting so far, but I'm afraid that a male protagonist will suddenly appear and fall in love [plus one on the bookshelf]
In literary novels, the subject matter is actually very new and different in form. However, the same plot is described again from several different angles every time, which is a bit annoying. The number of words is a bit too high. Occasionally, different perspectives are described and different feelings can be expressed from different perspectives. But it is so often written that I really can't stand it.
If you get tired of writing about this topic, what will be your next topic?
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The subject matter is good, but the writing is too childish. It was very painful to watch.