Other language: Vietnamese
After being rejected for marriage, I can no longer hide my identity as a poetry immortal.
Chapter 137: Resting on Old Friends and Missing the Homeland, While Trying New Tea with New Fire. Poetry and Wine in the Bloom of Youth. [137]
Summary
Ye Tian, amidst a poetry gathering, chooses to write two classic poems, including "Kasuga" and Su Shi's "Wang Jiang Nan Chao Ran Tai Zuo." His performance impresses Kong Wen Yuan, who expresses regret that Ye Tian is already married, as he had hoped to introduce his granddaughter to him. Ye Tian shares his experience with Meng Qian and Wan Er, recounting the praise he received from Kong Wen Yuan. As the poetry gathering approaches, excitement builds in Shitou City, and Ye Tian ensures timely arrival to avoid delays, announcing a slight postponement for attendees.Full content
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