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

Summary

Zhong Chuang grapples with the Blue Dragon's manipulative words, reflecting on his past with Bai Ye and the destruction of the Zhanqing Brush, a sacred relic. The Blue Dragon urges him to eliminate Bai Ye to rid himself of inner turmoil and achieve greatness. Despite feeling swayed, Zhong Chuang resolves to confront his demons, wielding the ink sword and challenging the Blue Dragon. Meanwhile, Bai Ye stands atop a hill of corpses, embodying a ruthless figure, intent on resurrecting Rong Rong. He views the remaining "Bai Ye" as mere obstacles, slaying them without mercy, driven solely by his desire to restore her life.

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