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

Summary

Ning Ping An reflects on the differences between his swordsmanship and that of the Daoist ancestor, emphasizing the need for purpose in his craft. Both he and Ci Song reject the inherited responsibility of protecting all beings, leading them to South Korea. There, they discover a bone tower containing a Saint Realm corpse, suppressed for millennia. As Ning Ping An attempts to destroy it, he notes its resilience. After defeating the corpse, he explains to Ci Song the ongoing threat of alien invasions and the role of graduates from the five major academies in guarding the Heavenly Gate, which protects their realm from these formidable invaders.

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