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

Summary

The passage reveals a complex interaction between Ci Song and Yan Yuan Chang, where the latter unexpectedly discloses Ci Song's scandalous past. Master Yan recounts numerous misdeeds committed by Ci Song from childhood to adolescence, including street fights, assaults, and inappropriate behavior with women. Ci Song is stunned by the detailed account, realizing the true nature of the body's original owner. Yan Ruo Ci, present during this revelation, becomes disillusioned with Ci Song, questioning his true intentions and character. The scene highlights themes of reputation, past actions, and the potential for personal transformation.

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