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

Summary

In a tense confrontation, Mo Quan challenges his father, Mo Tai Wei, about treating Yao Er's marriage as a mere political tool, neglecting her happiness. Mo Tai Wei, dismissive of his son's concerns, insists that family decisions override personal feelings. Meanwhile, Ci Song and his companions approach the Tai Wei Mansion, aware of the brewing conflict. As they arrive, they are met with disdain from the mansion's retainers, who mockingly refer to them as "aging scholars." Ci Song, undeterred, boldly demands that the retainers leave within ten breaths, setting the stage for an impending clash between the General's Mansion and the Tai Wei Mansion.

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