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

Summary

In a tense confrontation, a man in a black robe confronts Ci Song, using a technique that drains color from the world around him. Ci Song, feeling immobilized, recognizes the man's Yin energy and his intent to claim a Great Scholar’s treasure. However, Ci Song counters with "The Revival of All Things," restoring vibrancy and shocking the black-robed man, who cannot comprehend how a young Confucian student can wield such power. As the battle escalates, Ci Song channels lightning through poetry, embodying the Thunder God and striking fiercely against his opponent, ultimately sending the man flying and injured, showcasing Ci Song's rare dual energy mastery and formidable talent.

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