I got Ovid as a great person. The game tells me that Ovid "must occupy a district or wonder with a free slot of the proper Great Work type".
What are those?
Civilization – use Ovid
civilization-6
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- District Name - Adjacency bonus
- Aerodrome - N/A
- Aqueduct - N/A
- Campus - Bonus Science when placed next to: Mountains, Rainforest (per 2 tiles), Other Districts (per 2 districts)
- City Centre - None (bestows adjacency bonuses to some other districts)
- Commercial Hub - Bonus Gold when placed next to: Rivers, Harbour, Other Districts (per 2 districts)
- Encampment - N/A
- Entertainment Complex - N/A
- Harbour - Bonus Gold when placed next to: Coastal Resources, Other Districts (per 2 districts)
- Holy Site - Bonus Faith when placed next to: Natural Wonders, Mountains, Woods (per 2 tiles), Other Districts (per 2 districts)
- Industrial Zone - Bonus Production when placed next to: Mines, Quarry, Other Districts (per 2 districts)
- Neighbourhood - N/A
- Space Port - N/A
- Theatre Square - Bonus Culture when placed next to: Wonders, Other Districts (per 2 districts)
The problem is for sure that your diamond shape is diagonal instead of vertical. (Note that the Spring 2017 update, or an update prior to that, fixed the Civilopedia entry to specify that the diamond must be vertical.)
For this to be a legal configuration for a national park, it would have to include your Niter mine, the two land squares you want, and the rightmost of the water tiles you want to use. However, this is also conditional on your tiles being appealing enough since they are not natural wonders or mountains:
You're probably SOL unless you want to scrap your Niter mine and possibly plant a forest instead (I'm not sure if new-growth forest can be a national park or it's only old-growth (never cleared or planted)).
Frankly I think national parks are either underpowered or too hard to establish.
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Best Answer
Ovid is a Great Writer, which means he produces works of writing.
The simplest solution is to send him to your capital, as the Palace has 1 slot for any kind of great work. If your palace is full, your next best bet is to build an Amphitheatre in a Theatre District, and activate him there. (Amphitheatres have 2 slots for Great Writings).
Beyond that, some wonders also have slots for Great Works of Writing: Bolshoi Theatre, Broadway, The Great Library, and Oxford University.