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

Summary

Summary of the passage reveals a complex scenario involving scholars from different realms defending temporary fortresses against a barbarian alliance. The first hundred fortresses, occupied by mortal scholars, followed commands and resisted attacks. Celestial fortress scholars performed better, but scholars from the heavens beyond, particularly from Tengen, were overconfident and reckless. Their independent and arrogant actions disrupted defensive formations, leading to multiple fortress breaches. Their disregard for other scholars and focus on personal glory caused significant strategic failures, ultimately compromising the defense against the barbarian invasion.

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