After being rejected for marriage, I can no longer hide my identity as a poetry immortal.

Summary

Ye Tian confronts Han Le and others about General Lou's actions, defending him against accusations of immorality. He highlights the atrocities committed by the Xiongnu and emphasizes Lou's sacrifices to protect Da Qian. Ye Tian passionately argues that the true disgrace lies with those who would side with the Xiongnu. After a heated exchange, Han Le is physically subdued, and Ye Tian asserts his views on what defines a true scholar, quoting principles that resonate deeply with the audience. His words inspire admiration and respect, elevating his status among the scholars present, who vow to adopt his principles as their guiding philosophy.

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