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

Summary

In a poetry meeting, Lin Sheng confidently presents the poem "Man Jiang Hong," stirring mixed reactions among attendees due to its pro-war sentiments and controversial references to Lou Lin. While some advocate for its ranking, others express concern over potential backlash. Wu Yong, the master of the meeting, ultimately declares "Man Jiang Hong" the first-place poem, igniting chaos as attendees question its author, Ye Tian. Despite the uproar, Ye Tian boldly claims authorship, challenging critics to debate him. The event highlights the tension between artistic expression and political implications, showcasing the power of poetry in shaping discourse.

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