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

Summary

Yan Du, in a state of shock and humiliation, confronts Yan Zheng, who calmly reminds him of their past battle where he was defeated. The scholars recall the historic clash that led to Yan Du's disgrace. As tensions rise, Yan Zheng asserts his dominance, intimidating the Yan family scholars. Zeng Kuang, an elder, intervenes, urging Yan Zheng to let the matter rest, while acknowledging the Yan family's faults. He proposes compensation to resolve the conflict, highlighting the need for peace. The situation underscores themes of pride, power dynamics, and the consequences of past actions in a world governed by strength.

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