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

Summary

In a pivotal moment at the Nanyuan Poetry Conference, Wu Yong is interrupted by Lin Sheng, who reveals that all three top poems are written by Ye Tian. This revelation shocks everyone, as they had previously only acknowledged Ye Tian's talent in a limited capacity. Wu Yong confirms the authenticity of the manuscripts, leading to disbelief and admiration among the attendees. Many question how Ye Tian could write such diverse and profound works, especially the emotionally nuanced "Yi Jian Mei." Despite initial skepticism, the crowd begins to respect Ye Tian's extraordinary talent, acknowledging his potential to dominate future poetry rankings. Lin Sheng praises Ye Tian, solidifying his status as a top talent in Luoyang, and hints at the possibility of royal recognition.

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