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

Summary

In a tense atmosphere, Wen Hao rises from a pool of blood, his wounds healing unnaturally as purple energy envelops him. This energy fluctuates violently before dissipating, leaving silence behind. His fall ignites a fierce counterattack from Korean scholars, while Ying Tian and Mo Zhi battle fiercely, despite their dwindling energy. Mo Zhi warns of their disadvantage against the overwhelming Korean forces. Meanwhile, two great Confucians, recognizing Ci Song's talent, choose to confront him respectfully, urging him to fight for the Tengen Continent against external threats. They express their commitment to their homeland, even as they prepare for battle.

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