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

Summary

Ye Tian attends a poetry gathering where he is the center of attention due to his newfound status. His friends express concern about the topics drawn, fearing they might be obscure and detrimental to his reputation. Despite their worries, Ye Tian encourages them to write freely. The first two topics drawn are both "War," which raises suspicion of a scheme against him. However, Ye Tian remains confident and sees this as an opportunity to showcase his talent in war poetry. He begins writing a poem titled "Cang Lan General's March," expressing his determination and skill, ready to impress the audience and counter the mockery.

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