Shen Yue was silent.
He had always been indifferent to others' expectations, knowing that when someone speaks of their hopes, it often means they wish for others to realize their dreams for them.
Practice is something one must do for oneself; others cannot do it for you. Even if you recite thousands of words of Buddhist scriptures, without practice, it would bring you little benefit and perhaps even deepen your obsession.
"But we don't want to force you." Xiao Chu said with difficulty.
Shen Yue seemed more comfortable, "You may share your thoughts with me."
Xiao Chu explained, "Qinsi spoke to you about Guo Zun and Flying Snow, intending to tell you—that she discovered...a possibility that Du Zijun hadn't seen. Perhaps we don't need to risk breaking through the temporal blockade of the late Han; we could still create a truly emotional and rational transcendent mutation."
"Fang La and Shao Qingyun?" Shen Yue was quite clear on this point.
"And also Huyan Tong!"
