When she wakes up, Wei Bing has transmigrated to Chang'an, the capital of the glorious Tang Dynasty.
She has become a woman so poor she can barely afford to sell baked flatbreads.
People like her and Wang Wei and Li Bai live in entirely different worlds. But Heaven has given her a cosplay System that forces her to seduce Wang Wei and Li Bai.
When she learns that Wang Wei is out enjoying the spring scenery in Xianyang, she disguises herself as a man and "pursues" him there, cosplaying as a young wandering swordsman. This inspires Wang Wei to write "Fine wine in Xinfeng costs ten thousand coins a jug; how many young swordsmen roam Xianyang? We meet in kindred spirit and drink to one another, our horses tied beside willows by a lofty tower." His poem "Youthful Wanderer" marks the beginning of a sweet, romantic love story.
Li Bai regards her as a kindred spirit and becomes her sworn brother. Inspired by her cosplay, he writes "Young men of the Five Mausoleums stroll east of the Gold Market, silver saddles and white steeds in the spring breeze..." in "Youthful Wanderer," as well as "A silver saddle, a white horse, swift as a shooting star..." in "The Swordsman."
"A Royal Command to Stay Cool at Qiwang's Jiucheng Palace," "Lady Xi," "Drinking Alone Beneath the Moon," "Dreaming of Heaven's Mount Tianmu and Parting in a Dream"...
One immortal poem after another flows from the pens of the Poet Buddha and the Poet Immortal. Wei Bing's transmigration gives rise to a new, enchanting tale from the High Tang era.
From then on, Wang Wei is no longer "a recluse in one room for thirty years," and Li Bai no longer spends his life frustrated and unfulfilled.
"|" Wang Wei is elegant and graceful, his every gesture revealing his noble bearing and aristocratic refinement.
"|" Li Bai is carefree, dashing, and handsome, the very embodiment of an otherworldly Poet Immortal.
Content warning: The female lead is starved for love and has an imperfect personality with serious flaws. She is not a good person in the strictest sense, so read with care if that bothers you.
P.S.
1. This story is entirely fictional, and the timeline may be jumbled, but the poems really were written by them. This is a slice-of-life story.
2. The title and blurb may be revised and polished further.
3. Historically, Wang Wei and Li Bai were born in the same year, but there is no record of them meeting. In this story, Chun Niangzi gives them many opportunities to meet.
4. This book draws on works including An Annotated Collection of Wang Wei's Poetry, The Life and Poetry of Wang Wei, A Chronological and Annotated Edition of Li Bai's Complete Works, The Life of Li Bai, A Guide to Time Travel in the Tang Dynasty, Chinese Dress and Adornment, and Records of Aristocratic Families.
5. One-on-one romance, happy ending.
Theme: Promote traditional Chinese culture
With the protagonist's attitude, why should I lend you money?
The plot is too silly and the logic doesn't make sense. Character dialogue is completely modernized
The word "little fresh meat" was mixed up. The plot of covering one's mouth is actually quite awkward. In reality, interrupting someone else's speech is usually done by pulling on one's sleeves or something like that. It is rare to directly reach out and cover someone's mouth.
I'll come back when you write other articles. The writing is okay, but the emotional aspects are really not smooth. The friendship is okay, but the love and family relationships are a bit stiff. Personal opinion, everyone has their own preferences.
I feel like the writing is okay, but the emotional line is very stiff. I'll wait and see.
Was this article written by a primary school student? Being bullied by stepmothers is not about studying hard to defeat them, but playing games to become the boss of the so-called younger brothers? Then I have to say that it's no wonder that their family doesn't want to see the heroine. If it were me, I wouldn't want to see her either. I would feel sorry for her misfortune and be angry with her.
Wang Wei should be one of the few poets in ancient times who was very kind to his wife, and he only had one wife. When other princesses fell in love with him, they would not obey him. Is it really a good idea to break up couples like this?
Does this mean that the heroine pays people to beat the top students? This is a bit much
The first ten chapters have been slightly modified, but the content has not changed. The main purpose is to make the source clearer, so ladies who have read it do not need to read it again.
Chapter 108 adds about 1,000 words of follow-up plot for free, but the previous plot remains unchanged.