Modern-to-ancient Transmigration: From Starving to Commanding Rivers and Mountains.

Summary

In this chapter, Lin Jing Yan visits He Fu Zi's study, where He Bing Liang shares a poem that Lin had previously used to barter for silver at a tavern. He Bing Liang expresses regret that such a fine poem was associated with a tavern, a place he believes is unworthy of true scholars. Lin Jing Yan feels awkward, realizing they are discussing his work. He Bing Liang admires the poem's talent but disapproves of its context. He offers Lin Jing Yan eggs for his eyes and encourages him to reflect on poetry more deeply. Lin Jing Yan agrees to accompany He Bing Liang to County Magistrate Lu's residence, intrigued by the magistrate's dedication to refugee relief.

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