Words Shine Through the Ages

Su Wan, a 24-year-old graduate student in ancient poetry, died suddenly while working on a master's thesis and woke up as 16-year-old Li Qingzhao. She thought she had returned to the Northern Song Dynasty with a wealth of knowledge, and from then on she became famous in the literary world and left her mark in history. But she soon discovered that every word was stuck in her throat, and she couldn't write or read it. The night sky was even darker, not even a star could be seen. It wasn't until she barged into an elegant gathering drunk and read "Like a Dream Ling: Chang Ji Xi Ting Sunset" in front of the literati. When she looked up, a star finally lit up in the sky. It turns out that Li Qingzhao's seventy-eight poems handed down from generation to generation were not memorized but lived. And everyone she meets in this time and space, including the sharp-tongued Miss Zhong, the doting father with no bottom line, the mysterious elder who named her, and the Song Huizong who changed the fate of the dynasty, will all become irreplaceable footnotes in her words. In this life, Su Wan wants to be the real Li Qingzhao. Start by lighting up the entire starry sky.