Core of the Sage.

Summary

In the Holy Yuan world, Xu Shao is struck by the profound beauty of Du Yu's pastoral poem, "Plucking chrysanthemums by the eastern fence, I leisurely gaze at the southern mountains." Initially part of a scheme against Du Yu, Xu Shao realizes the poem's historical significance and the purity of its message. As Du Yu's talent spreads, it evokes admiration and reflection among scholars and commoners alike, highlighting a desire for simplicity and a retreat from worldly fame. The poem symbolizes a serene life, resonating deeply with the people, while Xu Shao grapples with the consequences of his choices. Ultimately, Du Yu's work is destined for historical recognition, embodying a philosophy of tranquility and self-awareness that transcends the mundane.

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