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Transmigrating Through Ancient Times, I Establish My Dominion Through Poetry.
Chapter 170: Spring, Dawn. [170]
Summary
Summary: At a literary banquet, Du Yu recites a profound spring poem that captivates the audience with its innovative approach. By focusing on the sounds of spring - chirping birds, wind, and rain - rather than direct visual description, he creates a vivid and emotionally resonant piece. His masterful poetry impresses scholars and critics, including those who previously doubted him. The poem's brilliance leads to a bet involving the precious 'Self-Declaration Scroll', with Wang Lun attempting to escape the consequences of his loss. The scene culminates with the arrival of Liu Hui, adding dramatic tension to the unfolding events.Full content
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