The First Saint Of Literature.

Summary

In a literary hall, Yang Lin and Shi Ping discuss a poem by Xu Xiao Yue, contemplating its significance and whether to report it to the County Literary Bureau. Initially confused, Shi Ping realizes the poem, titled "Golden-Threaded Garment," is a remarkable work, contrary to Yang Lin's earlier mention of an insulting piece. As they debate its appropriateness for display, Shi Ping's excitement grows upon recognizing its literary value. Meanwhile, Liu Shi Ping learns that the poem was attributed to Xu Xiao Yue, not his grandson, leading to disappointment. In the county prince's residence, Liu Jian Zhong praises the poem's excellence, highlighting its potential impact on the literary academy.

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