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

Summary

The narrative revolves around "Ci Song," who grapples with guilt over occupying another's body, realizing "Ci Song" was not the wastrel he thought. Their meeting in the Heart Inquiry Hall allows him to confront these feelings, which begin to dissipate upon learning of "Ci Song's" happiness. As they part, "Ci Song" gifts a poem reflecting on life's unpredictability. Meanwhile, Zhong Chuang and others face their powerful "selves" in battle, highlighting the struggle between inner peace and external strength. Zhong Chuang expresses that true power lies in being guiltless, despite the pressure from his future self and the sacrifices made by his father.

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