The First Saint Of Literature.

Summary

In a heated literary gathering, Li Tai He expresses his frustration over the exceptional talent of a scholar from the Jing Kingdom, overshadowing local talents like Cai Xiao He. Despite Cai's military achievements, he faces humiliation from Fu Hong Wen, who demands a public bow as a show of dominance. Cai, feeling cornered, reluctantly complies, revealing the tension between pride and submission among scholars. Fu Hong Wen's facade of humility is questioned by others, highlighting the rivalry and the struggle for recognition in the literary world. The event underscores the complexities of talent, pride, and the harsh realities of competition among scholars.

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