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

Summary

The teacher, surprised by Ci Song's response, noted his resemblance to his mother but demeanor similar to Qi Bai. He invited Ning Ping An and Ci Song to a shaded courtyard to share tea, which tasted bitter, prompting reflections on life’s complexities. Ning Ping An clarified Ci Song's status as only a registered disciple, and they discussed the challenges ahead. The teacher's warmth contrasted with Ci Song’s expectations, revealing a deep respect for him. They visited a stone tablet inscribed by Sage Qu, symbolizing protection through poetry. Ci Song learned that his father's name remains honored there, inspiring him to connect with his heritage.

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