Transmigrated Son-in-Law: A Half of Poetry Rules the World

Ancient classics professor Su Chen transmigrates to another world and becomes a despised son-in-law. Facing schemes and harassment by talented young men from the Jiangnan region, he recites 'Water Diao Ge Tou', stunning the crowd and winning the admiration of talented women. Later, he overwhelms the literary world with 'Jiang Jin Jiu'. After entering the capital to meet the emperor, he indicts traitors with 'Lime Chant' and 'Over Lingding Yang', and intimidates foreign diplomatic missions with 'Man Jiang Hong'. Armed with timeless poetry, Su Chen calmly handles crises, refuses high offices and generous rewards, and lives freely with his close friend, forging a legendary story of a banished poet immortal for the Chinese literary heritage in this new world.