A Champion Scholar Revered By Sages, And You Call Him A Useless Bookworm?

Summary

Lin Yi, accompanied by Teng Wang and others, visited a newly constructed pavilion in the royal capital, designed to enhance scholars' experiences. The pavilion, towering nearly 100 zhang, was strategically located near the market, promising a view of the capital's beauty. Teng Wang proposed a profit-sharing agreement with Lin Yi, offering him 80% of the earnings from the pavilion, which Lin Yi reluctantly accepted. They named the pavilion "Stork Sparrow Tower," and Lin Yi began composing poetry, inspiring those around him. Zhu Zhi Yun, a talented scholar, offered his back as a desk, showcasing his dedication. Lin Yi's writing unleashed a powerful aura, hinting at the pavilion's potential to attract scholars and generate wealth.

Full content