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

Summary

In a poetry competition, the second-place poem, "Wuling Spring," expresses deep longing and sorrow, captivating the audience with its poignant lines. The first-place poem, "Die Lian Hua," also reflects themes of sorrow and longing, showcasing the author's talent. Ye Tian, the author of both top poems, receives admiration from the crowd, particularly from his wives, Lin Wan and Qing Huan, who eagerly anticipate their upcoming marriages. Meanwhile, in Cang Lan City, Lou Lin learns of a potential threat to the Jiangnan granary, realizing that Ye Tian's strategic insights may play a crucial role in countering the enemy's plans. The intertwining of poetry and impending conflict highlights the characters' emotional and strategic journeys.

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