Dao Lord.

Summary

In a conversation between Song Yan Qing and Niu You Dao, Song urges his junior brother to write down poems from their deceased master, but Niu You Dao is reluctant, focusing on cultivation instead. Song Yan Qing insists, hinting at the importance of the poems for his own ambitions. Despite Niu You Dao's protests, Song Yan Qing eventually agrees to support his cultivation if the writings please him. Meanwhile, Song Yan Qing seeks to impress Tang Yi with a poem he claims to have written, which captivates her. The narrative explores themes of ambition, mentorship, and the complexities of relationships within the Shangqing Sect, highlighting the characters' motivations and the underlying tensions in their interactions.

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