Confucianism and Daoism Above All? I Recite Tang Poems in Another World!.

Summary

Ci Song, filled with gratitude for the guidance from his senior brothers, decides to climb higher despite the pressure he faces. As he struggles on the seven hundred and fifteenth step, he experiences immense strain but taps into newfound strength from his Dragon's Roar and Feng Ming abilities, allowing him to ascend to the seven hundred and twentieth step. There, he encounters a tea shop and figures from various academies, including his fellow martial brother, Bai Ye. However, he suddenly experiences a disorienting illusion, feeling his soul being pulled away. Bai Ye reassures him, explaining that this mirage is a remnant of Kong Sheng's ancient mount, while the others are undergoing the final trial from the Silent Lord.

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