Have I Become a Poetry Immortal by Listening to Songs Every Day?.

Summary

Chen Changsheng, trusted by Liu Yishou, aims to manage his responsibilities while ensuring a carefree life for himself, repaying an old master's kindness. He ventures into the streets to gauge public support and promote his accomplishments. Liu Meng admires his poetry, particularly "Moon Over the West River," showcasing his literary talent. At Mingyue Tower, the crowd adores him, shifting focus from Liu Meng to Chen. He expresses gratitude and seeks help for disaster victims, announcing the Chen Family's initiative to distribute porridge and offer work. This act not only aids the needy but also solidifies his reputation and future plans.

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