Core of the Sage.

Summary

In the tumultuous backdrop of the Tang Dynasty, Du Yu passionately defends the importance of individual responsibility in the face of national collapse. He argues that while the fall of a nation may only signify a change in leadership, the fall of the world entails a loss of morality and humanity, leading to dire consequences for all. Du Yu’s powerful words resonate with the populace, inspiring them to resist the rebel forces threatening their culture and families. Meanwhile, aristocrat Lu Lin Chao, revealing his ties to defecting families, faces scrutiny from others. The narrative underscores the interconnectedness of personal duty and national survival, emphasizing that collective action can thwart the enemy's advances.

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