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

Summary

Meng Ruo is confused by Ning Ping An's remarks about the Seven Sons of Zhongzhou and the differences between her and her father. After a restless night, Ci Song wakes up in discomfort but finds his Cultural Spirit has refined itself, possibly due to the Cultural Fortune Pearl from his father. At the New Students’ Academy, he prepares for a question on "Filial Piety" posed by Mister Yi. He writes the poem "The Song of the Traveling Son," feeling no backlash from his Cultural Spirit, indicating the pearl's protective qualities. An elder warns him to limit his writing due to the power of his talent. Reciting poems is beneficial for his growth, and Mr. Yi begins the class.

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