Ruling the World.

Summary

In a literary setting, Han Gang struggles with his poetic abilities, ultimately realizing that his attempt to modify a classic poem has led to its degradation. Despite Lu Ming's insincere praise, Han Gang acknowledges his shortcomings and decides to add four characters to improve the flow of his work. This act unexpectedly inspires Lu Ming, who, after years of failed examinations, vows to abandon his pursuit of the imperial examination, feeling liberated. Meanwhile, Han Gang's poem, now admired by a group of scholars, sparks curiosity about its author, leading to discussions about talent and the essence of poetry. The scene captures the interplay of aspiration, self-awareness, and the impact of art on personal transformation.

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