He Wrote the Preface to Prince Teng's Pavilion During the College Entrance Examination, Which Shocked the Entire Internet!

Xu Qi'an travels through a parallel world. In this world, there are serious gaps in poetry and poetry. There is no wine-sword immortal who raises his glass to invite the moon; there is no Dongpo layman who lives his whole life under the misty rain; there is no Shaoling wild old man who protects the poor people in the world; there is no most talented woman in the history of the red lotus root... Facing the college entrance examination after his rebirth, Xu Qian decisively wrote the first parallel essay in history - "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng"! As soon as this sequence came out, the whole network was shocked! The northern Qing Dynasty was scrambling for people, and reporters from all over the country reported on it. A well-known director even invited Xu Qian to participate in a national live broadcast program and a poetry conference. At the conference, the judges gave a question: falling flowers. Other contestants: one piece after another, two pieces, three pieces, four or five pieces. Six, seven, eight or nine pieces flew into the reed flowers and disappeared. Xu Qi'an: A flutter of flowers reduces spring, and thousands of fluttering winds make people sad. And when you look at the flowers in your eyes, don't be afraid of getting too much wine into your lips. Judge: Ya! It's so elegant! Audience: Wonderful! It's really wonderful! .......