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

Summary

Ye Tian and Meng Qian discuss poetry amid the uproar in Luoyang over the Nanyuan Poetry Conference. Ye Tian's bold defense of General Lou Lin, alongside his impactful poetry, stirs admiration among scholars, igniting debates about loyalty and courage. Despite concerns over potential backlash from the emperor, Ye Tian remains resolute, reflecting on the complexities of past events and the political landscape. He contemplates the possibility of punishment but finds solace in the support of friends like Meng Qian and Lin Sheng. Meanwhile, the emperor sees an opportunity to retaliate against Ye Tian, setting the stage for impending conflict.

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