A Castoff from a Poor Family from the Start, with a Screen Full of Comments Urging Me to Get Even

After transmigrating into the body of an impoverished family’s abandoned son, he nearly freezes to death on a riverbank from the start. He awakens “reader subtitles,” and a screenful of comments urges him to show off and face-slap everyone. [Refund! Dropped! Where’s the big moment?!] [Dropped, dropped... Fine, I’ll trust you for one more chapter.] [Which poem are you copying? “Bring in the Wine” or “The Road to Shu Is Hard”? Need an answer ASAP!] Lin Han smiles bitterly. “Fine, you decide. Sirs, I’ll face-slap them right away, this instant!” At a poetry gathering in the Plum Garden, his poem “Plum Blossoms” stuns the crowd. At the Lin family ancestral hall, his poem “Song of the Lime” gets him disowned and cut off from the family, a decision known across the land. At the prefectural exam, he is attacked. His poem “Man Jiang Hong” pours out his fierce spirit, making the chief examiner leap to his feet and slap the table. At the Qionglin Banquet, the emperor rises to applaud. “A masterpiece for the ages!” Zhang Hao despises him, the Third Prince wants him dead, and Lin Zhentian regrets his actions bitterly. As for the readers, they just want to know what he’ll copy in the next chapter. From an abandoned son of an impoverished family to the dynasty’s chancellor, from someone everyone could bully to the greatest literary figure in the land. Using a thousand years of poetry from the future, he slays his way through an era.