I Told You to Buy the Top Scholar, So How Did You Become a Poetry Immortal?

Xue Huai transmigrates into the Great Yu dynasty and becomes the only son of the reigning general, as well as the newly crowned top scorer in the imperial examinations.

He had planned to live a carefree life, only to discover that his top-scorer title had been bought.

To save his own skin, he has no choice but to show off his talent.

And so...

The most famous courtesans in the land welcome him aboard their pleasure boats, while noble young ladies flock to his door to ask for his hand in marriage.

He leaves the court officials speechless with his arguments, and utterly outclasses the neighboring states in both literary and military talent.

His commercial routes connect the nations, while the country's strength surges under his rule.

His poetry astounds the world, and his writing secures the nation.

Xue Huai: If you all know nothing of poetry and prose, this poetry immortal also knows a thing or two about military strategy.

The Great Yu Emperor: I only asked you to buy the top-scorer title. How did you actually become a poetry immortal?