I feel that the text description of the Wind and Scenery Poem must possess literary aesthetics.
It must sketch the soul of a scene in just a few words while leaving clues for players willing to delve deeper into a broader world of knowledge (detailed link).
For example, when a player arrives at the dilapidated village on the Colorful Mist Coast and stands before the Anger Statue that was once devoutly worshipped.
The Wind and Scenery Poem will introduce the ancient village guard "Asceticism," and also provide poetic descriptions from Research Party players:
He ground his remaining years into hatred, using time as a pen, inscribing the scriptures of suffering day and night until the final stroke on the last page: the fall of the Evil Spirit, the tide's voice fell silent for thousands of miles.
Below, there is a link to a detailed research post.
