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

Summary

Yan Sheng Academy, founded by Yan Hui, emphasizes "teaching without discrimination" and accepts disciples from secular nobility, unlike other academies. Gong Sun Cuo debates the admission of Qi Bai's child, labeled a sinner for challenging traditional views. Despite societal norms restricting education to men and noble women, the academy insists on merit-based admissions. As enrollment day arrives, Qi Song navigates a bustling Zhongzhou City to reach the academy, which boasts a grand entrance and strict admission criteria. He learns that non-nobles must pay a steep fee for entry, reflecting the academy's elite status amidst growing competition among the aristocracy.

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