Healing the Stars With Chinese Poetry

Lin Jian transmigrates to the other side of the Milky Way and, from the start, finds herself suddenly in charge of a struggling theater.

She recalls the famous poems she once read back in her homeland.

The plot is too clichéd?

"A cup of wine in the spring breeze among peach and plum trees; ten years of lamps in the rivers and lakes on a rainy night." Let's use it.

The setting isn't grand enough?

"The roc rises with the wind and soars ninety thousand miles." Give it a try.

The atmosphere isn't beautiful enough?

"As if a spring breeze had arrived overnight, thousands upon thousands of pear trees blossomed." Look at this.

The emotions aren't sincere enough?

"The Peach Blossom Pool is a thousand feet deep, yet it cannot match the affection Wang Lun has for me."

The aliens who had never read Chinese poetry all cried out after watching: "This is so good!"

Reader's Guide: A parallel world, just for fun.

Theme: Keep three feet of bookish fragrance in your heart.