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

Summary

The passage describes a complex spiritual experience of Ci Song, who receives a sage's blessing from Qu Sheng and an unexplained sage's curse simultaneously. An elder from the Wen Yun Pearl intervenes, protecting Ci Song's soul in a special space and balancing the blessing and curse. During this process, Ci Song experiences intense pain and is temporarily unconscious. Upon awakening, he discovers his literary talent has increased from five to nine strands, bringing him closer to becoming a true scholar. The elder warns him about a potential half-saint or higher-level cultivator who might be attempting to harm him, leaving Ci Song curious and slightly concerned about the mysterious threat.

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