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Confucianism and Daoism Above All? I Recite Tang Poems in Another World!.
Chapter 262: Is This the "Contrast" from the Legends?. [261]
Summary
The passage describes a journey of Ning Ping An and his disciple Ci Song leaving Zhongzhou City in an ox cart. Ning Ping An, appearing youthful and carefree, plays a flute that attracts attention from passersby. They are traveling towards Korea, with Ning Ping An suggesting their path will be determined by the ox cart's direction. Along the way, they encounter a group of messengers from Qi State, escorted by Great Liang soldiers, potentially indicating a diplomatic alliance. Ci Song ponders the strategic implications of such an alliance, while Ning Ping An remains relaxed and contemplative about their journey.Full content
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