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

Summary

The passage describes the grand wedding preparations for Ci Song and Mo Yao in Zhongzhou City, which has attracted numerous scholars and literary giants. The royal family has ordered a citywide celebration, and the General's residence is preparing for potential challenges. Shi Yue and other officials discuss their concerns about the Young Master's potential confrontation with various scholars, with mixed feelings of uncertainty and hope. Ci Song, Mo Yao, and Sun Buxiu arrive at the city gate, greeted by elaborate decorations and a guard who reveals they are to be escorted to the palace by royal decree.

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