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

Summary

Sui Bai De is shocked as he realizes Ci Song's strength has surpassed his own, with a golden aura that suppresses his black and white qi. Despite Sui Bai De's attempts to summon heavenly thunder for power, Ci Song counters with a golden thunder dragon. Their clash creates immense energy, warping space and shaking the battlefield. Ultimately, Ci Song's golden sword energy overwhelms Sui Bai De's thunder god projection, leaving him severely injured and confused about his defeat. Ci Song emerges unscathed, calmly declaring his victory, while Sui Bai De, filled with doubt and resentment, faints at the arena's edge.

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