Three Kingdoms: as a Son-In-Law, I Play the Role of a God

On the night of the wedding, my wife Liu Qingyue, who is the head of Qinghe County, handed me a piece of paper and a divorce letter. Her red lips opened slightly, and her eyes were full of contempt: "Lin Xiu, you have neither talent nor background. If my father hadn't been ill and went to the doctor for treatment and believed the alchemist's lies, you wouldn't even be worthy to carry my shoes. From today on, you will live in a side hospital, wash and cook, and don't step out of the house to insult the lintel of my clan. In a year's time, you and I can get back together." I lowered my head and took the cold ink on the paper without saying a word. As a top student in the history department who traveled through time to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and became a live-in son-in-law, I accepted it. After all, the arm cannot twist the thigh. It wasn't until a month later that she hosted a banquet for guests. Someone deliberately made things difficult for me, and asked me, "the best loser in Qinghe," to compose an impromptu poem to entertain the guests. Amidst the roar of laughter in the whole hall, Liu Qingyue's face turned pale and she felt that she had lost all face. It was then that there was a ding in my head. [Playing mission starts: Poetic Immortal Li Bai] [Task scenario: Show your amazing talent in front of everyone and reverse the impression of waste] I looked at my wife who was sitting high up, telling me to get out with her eyes, slowly stood up, and smiled. I picked up the wine glass, faced all the mocking eyes, and chanted loudly: "Don't you see it, the water of the Yellow River comes up from the sky and rushes to the sea never to return..."