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Peerless Poet Saint.
Chapter 132: Oh My, My Da Zhou's Verse Has Become a National Defense, Writing a Classical Literature to Resonate with Mingzhou. [132]
Summary
In this narrative, Fang Zhong Yong, a child prodigy, faces challenges due to his father preventing him from studying. Qin Mu writes a provocative piece titled "In the End, Everyone Is the Same," which appears as a blood-red curse that potentially prevents literati from other countries from continuing their studies. The prose reveals the struggles of talented individuals being constrained by societal expectations and parental limitations, highlighting the importance of intellectual freedom and personal growth.Full content
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