Zhutian: From Douluo, the illusion becomes real

Chapter 703, Section 702: The Bizarre Circumstances of Douluo Continent (Part 1)

Ye Qingcang was not a soft-hearted person.

Certainly, he likes Yan Ling Ji.

But this doesn't mean he can abandon his principles for Yan Lingji, nor does it mean he can trust Yan Lingji without reservation.

His fondness stems more from a longing for his own youth. In fact, he has long since transcended so-called human nature and desires, and is no longer controlled by hormones. It is naturally not difficult for him to handle a matter calmly, and he is also hard to be influenced by others.

Actually, if what Yan Lingji just said...

The kind that's open and honest.

He won't hold the other party back.

Using one's limited power to make things difficult for another is the greatest malice in the world, and also the most uncultured behavior.

All he hates is deception.

Instead of the request made by Yan Ling Ji.

Therefore, he gave Yan Lingji a chance.

That is, the problem he just mentioned.

Unfortunately, Yan Ling Ji was unable to give him a satisfactory answer.

Perhaps, for Yan Lingji, she kept her promise.

That's a good point.

But the accompanying principle is that everyone must pay the price for their choices and take responsibility for their actions.

Seek benevolence and gain benevolence.

Since Yan Ling Ji has chosen to keep it a secret.

Then he had no choice but to respect the other party's wishes.

Therefore, it's not accurate to say they've become estranged.

He's not that sensitive.

However, at the very least, he will not give any answer until the answer appears, whether it is positive or negative; that is the bottom line.

It can also be called rules.

of course.

Jingni did not react to this.

Although she is a woman.

One should be more soft-hearted than a man.

But she was also an assassin.

Even disregarding Ye Qingcang's and Yan Lingji's status, from the perspective of asking for favors, who would deliberately conceal some of the truth when asking for help?
Isn't this obviously a lack of sincerity?

If it were her...

Even strangers you meet by chance.

Dare to play this game with her?

She would get up and leave without saying a word.

She could kill a bully for a single copper coin paid by a little beggar. After all, she was one of the Eight Swords of Yue, possessing the authority to set and issue missions within a certain area. Satisfying her empty heart within her power was a good choice, and at least she felt at ease taking the money.

But she would never abandon the investigation for a high reward.

One of the rules of the Net is to trust no one.

intelligence?

That's just for reference!
Only what you see and hear with your own eyes can be considered true intelligence. Everything else is just to provide direction for the investigation. For example, if the intelligence says that the selected assassination target will get up to urinate in the middle of the night, you can find a place to monitor him in the middle of the night and conduct an investigation to collect evidence, instead of rashly barging in and then finding that the target did get up in the middle of the night, but was not urinating, but practicing swordsmanship, thus being tricked by the intelligence.

There have been such examples in the past.

Moreover, this is not an isolated case.

Therefore, it's not about the difficulty of the task.

This kind of intelligence oversight is even more infuriating.

She didn't draw her sword to kill Yan Lingji, only because both of them were Ye Qingcang's subordinates and Honglian's teachers. They had met briefly and were just casual acquaintances. If it weren't for these connections, she would have already beheaded this disloyal woman. As the saying goes, loyalty that isn't absolute is absolute disloyalty. Since neither is loyal, what use is there in keeping her alive? Of course.

That's why.

Ye Qingcang was a little uneasy.

To be honest, the brainwashing effect of the Luo Wang organization is indeed very good.

Even a master like Jing Ni can have their perception distorted.

No.

Perhaps it should be called shaping one's values.

It's like an elephant.

I was influenced by this from childhood to adulthood.

In this way, even if it grows up and has the ability to stomp a tamer to death, it will follow its instincts and thus dare not do so.

This phenomenon is not uncommon among innate martial artists.

But it doesn't quite fit when applied to a grandmaster.

If the master cannot awaken self-awareness.

It is impossible to comprehend the master's meaning.

In other words, at best, it is a counterfeit whose total amount and quality of internal strength have reached the level of an ordinary grandmaster, but lacks the essence of a grandmaster.

They are utterly helpless against true masters.

Although Jing Ni successfully overcame this hurdle by wielding the Jing Ni Sword and drawing upon its sword intent, and her restrictions were eased, she began to awaken her humanity and grow towards becoming a true grandmaster. In the future, she will gradually lose her characteristic of blindly obeying the leader of the Luo Wang. In fact, she had already begun to awaken her humanity from the moment she chose to be imprisoned; otherwise, she would have had a thousand ways to send the message out.

But anyway.

The net's taming methods can influence even a grandmaster.

These are all achievements that are quite astonishing.

However, this foundation also left Jingni with considerable drawbacks.

For example, the most obvious instability.

This is what is commonly known as internal friction.

Entrusting the management of the net to such a shrewish creature as Jing Ni.

Extreme situations can easily arise.

In other words, Jing Ni herself was indecisive. Reason told her she should do it, but emotion negated her judgment and told her she shouldn't. As a result, a great opportunity slipped through her fingers. The core reason was her inability to make a decision.

To put it simply, the most basic element for a person in charge is decisiveness.

You can make mistakes, but you can't not do it.

If you make a mistake, you can always fix it.

If you don't do it, a small problem could easily escalate into a big one.

It makes a big problem even bigger.

Until it can no longer be contained.

Therefore, in the Qin's Time world, or more accurately, the Tianxing Jiuge world, there is another Qin's Time world nearby. He met Gao Yue from that Qin's Time world when he was a child. According to the timeline, the plot of that Qin's Time world should have progressed to the stage where Gai Nie was fleeing with Jing Tianming. However, given the ambiguity of the timeline, he could not be sure of the specific month, but at most he could determine the specific year. Since the age of Gao Yue and Jing Tianming when they first met is relatively clear, he could deduce it from this. Therefore, based on the original work he had read, the world where Hong Lian, Han Fei, and others lived could only be defined as Tianxing Jiuge, while the world where Gao Yue lived was the real Qin's Time. However, since the two worlds are related, he defined them according to his own preferences.

To put it bluntly, it's all up to him.

There's no problem defining it directly using numbers.

For example, the Tianxing Jiuge world can be defined as the Qin Shi Mingyue world.

For example, the Qin's Moon world can be defined as the Qin's Moon II world.

There can be many more dimensions to follow.

The universe is infinitely large.

A single galaxy contains hundreds of billions of stars.

No one knows exactly how many billions of galaxies there are in the universe.

(End of this chapter)