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

Summary

Ci Song claims the Saint's Curse within him has been lifted, but his father, Ci Qibai, initially disbelieves him. After inspecting Ci Song, he realizes the curse and a new blessing are in balance, granting Ci Song significant power. Ci Qibai then explains the Sage Hall, the foundation of Confucianism, and its role in maintaining literary order. He reveals the existence of many Semi-Saints and discusses the Sage Pact, which prevents powerful individuals from interfering in mortal affairs. Ci Song deduces that his father's troubles stem from the coveted Literary Fortune Pearl, leading to the conclusion that the Sage Hall is targeting him for its power.

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