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

Summary

Ye Tian visits the county office and engages in a conversation with Han Yuan and Wang Lin, who inquire about his poetry. He hints at having composed several poems and suggests they provide a topic for him to write on. Wang Lin proposes a love theme, leading Ye Tian to compose a poem titled "Spring in the Painted Hall," which impresses both men. Encouraged, he writes another poem, "River Snow," showcasing his poetic prowess. Their astonishment grows as Ye Tian continues to produce quality work, reinforcing his reputation and potential within the literary community. The conversation highlights the significance of poetry in their culture and Ye Tian's emerging talent.

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