Peerless Poet Saint.

Summary

In a tense literary competition, Zou Wu Qi, representing the Yan Kingdom, faces humiliation as Qin Mu of Da Zhou presents a powerful poem, "Boiling Beans, Burning Bean Stalks." The poem stirs emotions and ignites cultural pride among Da Zhou scholars, while Yan scholars struggle to comprehend its depth. Zou Wu Qi, feeling overshadowed, contemplates leaving but asserts that other Yan scholars may still rise to the challenge. As tensions escalate, Qin Mu confidently declares that any challenger must surpass his poem, showcasing his literary prowess. This bold declaration leaves the Yan representatives speechless, highlighting the cultural rift and the rising confidence of Da Zhou.

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