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

Summary

The passage depicts a complex narrative involving Ying Tian, a royal figure with ambitious world-domination goals, and Zhang Wen Long, who warns him about his arrogance. The story explores the tension between the secular world and the literary realm, highlighting the existence of hidden powers like the Heavenly Gate. As the Seven Kingdoms' coalition prepares to attack the Royal City of Da Zhou with 10,000 soldiers against only 2,000 defenders, the text emphasizes themes of ambition, perspective, and the brutal nature of war. The battle scene reveals the courageous yet seemingly futile resistance of Da Zhou's soldiers against overwhelming odds.

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