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

Summary

In a fierce confrontation, Shang Wu Liang is defeated by Ci Song, a Confucian scholar, despite being more powerful. Shang Wu Liang struggles with the realization that he relied too heavily on sword techniques and neglected the Six Laws of Legalism, which are fundamental to his discipline. Ci Song explains that true Legalist swordsmanship requires integrating these principles into combat. As Shang Wu Liang acknowledges his failure and prepares to vanish, the scene shifts to the remaining fighters, where Dao Zi Ling unexpectedly concedes to Duan Mu Qing Cang, acknowledging his own limitations and accepting his fate in the competition.

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