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

Summary

Cí Song realizes that the voice he hears is his own, stemming from his true heart, questioning his feelings of guilt. Despite the chaos around him, he asserts that he has no regrets. This declaration calms the turbulent energy within him, leading to a breakthrough into the Jinshi realm. Cí Qǐbái, his father, expresses pride and inquires about Cí Song's question of heaven and earth. They discuss the unique abilities of the Jinshi realm, which Cí Song finds unimpressive compared to his own skills. However, a serious tone emerges when Cí Qǐbái mentions Chen Xin Tong, who seeks the Literary Destiny Pearl, a powerful object linked to the Shun Dragon's fall. Cí Song denies having it, and as he leaves, a warning from the Shun Dragon hints at impending danger.

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