After being rejected for marriage, I can no longer hide my identity as a poetry immortal.

Summary

Li Bai, known as the "Poet Immortal," is celebrated for his impactful poetry, particularly among children who recall lines like "The bright moon shines before my bed." At a poetry gathering, Ye Tian's rendition of "Let’s Drink Up" captivates the audience, overshadowing others' works. Lin Sheng, Ye Tian's father-in-law, expresses pride in his talent. The gathering concludes with Ye Tian securing first place, earning respect from attendees. As he prepares for a three-day stay in Guangling, he reflects on the bittersweet farewell to Lin Sheng and others, knowing their next meeting may be months away, but hopeful for future prospects.

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