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

Summary

Liang Wang and Ci Mingxin discuss the implications of Mo Quan's actions, revealing that he committed patricide to protect his daughter from blame. They strategize about the aftermath of the Grand Commander's residence, acknowledging the influence of the Mo family and the need for political maneuvering. Liang Wang expresses relief over the removal of court threats and emphasizes the royal family's non-involvement in Ci Song's actions. Meanwhile, Ci Song interacts with his companions, showcasing a new gadget designed to provide therapeutic benefits. The conversation highlights the intertwining of personal and political dynamics in their world.

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