Transmigrated to Ming: A Poem That Shook the Literary World

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Li Qing, a modern office worker, accidentally transmigrated into a poor scholar in the Ming Dynasty while staying up late to finish a project. Missing his modern girlfriend, he wrote *To Wanling*, which was sung by a restaurant songstress and went viral overnight in the capital. Literary giants accused him of "plagiarizing ancient works" and confronted him, only to be left speechless by his reservoir of modern poetic ideas. The crown prince, traveling incognito, heard of the poem and sought him out, wanting to recruit him as an advisor to the East Palace—but Li Qing had no idea that "Wanling" in his poem shared the same name as the prince’s late cousin. This "poetry mix-up" is about to drag him into a double storm of the imperial court and the literary world...

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