Core of the Sage.

Summary

Du Yu spent days at home goofing off, gradually writing a poem that reflected the deep sorrows of Wen Ying, who had faced tragic losses at Panic at the Beach. Despite his struggles, Du Yu managed to express profound emotions through his poetry. After days of effort, he produced the line "Since ancient times, who has not died?" which resonated deeply with Wen Ying, evoking admiration and tears. This line encapsulated the essence of life and death, shifting the poem's tone to something bold and expansive. The poem's completion was hindered by Du Yu's struggle to articulate the final three words, but it had already become a significant work, earning respect and potential recognition beyond Jiangzhou.

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