A Champion Scholar Revered By Sages, And You Call Him A Useless Bookworm?

Summary

The passage describes the aftermath of Prince Lin Yi's death in the Northern Territory. Various reactions are depicted: scholars at the academy are shocked, citizens mourn, and the Holy Son Li Xi Yang initially celebrates. Lin Yun Hong, the emperor, learns the detailed circumstances of his son's demise, revealing that Lin Yi sacrificed himself by burning his Primordial Spirit to eliminate Zhen Bei Wang and Princess Chang Ping. The emperor's grief is profound, and he criticizes his sixth son Lin Cong, making him guard the prince's tomb as a demonstration of his inferior character compared to the deceased crown prince.

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