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

Summary

In a tense battle, Ci Song, feeling reassured by an elder, recites a battle poem, "Easier Water Song," which enhances his combat abilities. As he faces Bai Ye, both unleash powerful auras through poetry, creating a fierce clash that lowers the temperature dramatically. Despite Ci Song's impressive attack, he sustains injuries while Bai Ye remains unscathed. Acknowledging Ci Song's skill, Bai Ye admits defeat. However, their mentor, Yan Zheng, reprimands Bai Ye for not going all out, commanding him to kneel and face punishment for his leniency. The chapter highlights the struggle, growth, and competitive spirit in their scholarly world.

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