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

Summary

In a lively poetry gathering at Qing Yun Pavilion, Ye Tian discovers that the top three poets will each receive ten thousand taels of gold, enticing many participants. The event, sponsored by a merchant for cultural promotion, requires Ye Tian to write a poem as a keepsake after the gathering. Despite the competition, Ye Tian feels satisfied with his wealth and the company of loved ones. He writes a poem reflecting his current happiness, dismissing concerns about his past struggles. As he contemplates not participating in the imperial examination next year, his companions are surprised, realizing his unique position and contentment in life.

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