Core of the Sage.

Summary

In a tense encounter, Du Yu cleverly exposes the flaws of Zheng Jing and Shi Kai during a public evaluation led by Xu Shao. By quoting the "Tao Te Ching," he establishes a profound "Four Quadrants of Human Evaluation Theory," categorizing individuals based on their talents and virtues. This shocks the assembly, especially Xu Shao, who is known for his discerning judgment. Du Yu's sharp words and insights lead to embarrassment for Zheng Jing, who secretly seeks revenge. When revealing his background as a merchant's son, admiration turns to disdain, showcasing societal prejudices. Despite this, Du Yu remains unfazed, intrigued by a mysterious girl present, hinting at deeper connections and future conflicts.

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