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

Summary

Ci Song follows Ning Ping An to a dilapidated house in the academy, which once belonged to a remarkable individual. Inside, Ci Song feels a sense of déjà vu and notices a self-portrait of a scholar, whose essence seems to resonate with him. The painting includes lines of poetry that align with Ci Song's thoughts on gender equality, piquing his curiosity about the scholar's identity. Ning Ping An hints that Ci Song will learn more in time. Their conversation reveals Ci Song's ignorance of literary concepts, surprising Ning Ping An, who reflects on the unusual nature of his new disciple.

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