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

Summary

In a discussion between Ran Qiu and Chen Xin Tong, they analyze the competition between Ci Song and Han Yan, emphasizing that Ci Song's victory stems from his unique inheritance of the Mirage Dragon, which enhances his abilities. Despite acknowledging Ci Song's talent, Ran Qiu reflects on the stagnation of many geniuses over three thousand years, suggesting that even if Ci Song excels, he may still face limitations in breaking through to higher realms. The conversation shifts to the upcoming Hundreds of Schools Contending, where secular literati may challenge the descendants of sages, potentially revitalizing their skills. Meanwhile, Ci Song trains vigorously with his cousin Ci Yang, showcasing his enhanced abilities through the Mirage Dragon's talent, culminating in a powerful clash that demonstrates his growth and the challenges of controlling his newfound strength.

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