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  3. Chapter 636: Ci Song's Dilemma, Zhong Chuang's Promise, the Utterly Rotten Celestial Realm.

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

Chapter 636: Ci Song's Dilemma, Zhong Chuang's Promise, the Utterly Rotten Celestial Realm. [640]
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Summary

The passage revolves around Ci Song's desire to acquire the Mirage Dragon's Reverse Scale and Zhong Chuang's commitment to help him. Zhong Chuang warns about potential conflicts with arrogant Outer World students, sharing his past experiences of being provoked and fighting back. The narrative explores themes of corruption within the Heavenly Realm, the decay of sage descendants' legacy, and Ci Song's determination to overcome challenges, highlighting the complex dynamics between different factions and students in this mystical realm.

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