Xiu De transmigrates to a parallel world suffering a cultural rupture.
Here, all of the Tang and Song dynasty poetry has been lost. People know that “poetry existed in ancient times,” but can’t recite even a single complete poem.
His ex-girlfriend calls him a loser, and a rich kid humiliates him in front of everyone: “You can’t even come up with half a line of poetry.”
Then he binds to the [Poetry Godhood System], and his very first poem stuns the entire school.
“Have you not seen the waters of the Yellow River descend from the sky, rushing to the sea, never to return?”
The moment Xiu De recites “Bring in the Wine,” the entire hall falls silent.
The professors go crazy, the media go crazy, and the whole internet goes crazy.
Xiu De just smiles faintly. “This is nothing. I’ve got three thousand years in my head.”
