Chu Fei's claim that "accuracy depended on fate" truly shocked the Goddess of Nature. Even dogs would have to call him their ancestor.
But after pondering for only a moment, the Goddess of Nature immediately spotted the problem. "Hasn't your Ascending Dragon Hall always valued commercial integrity? You always say that a gentleman's word cannot be taken back, even by a team of four horses.
"Wouldn't doing this tarnish your reputation? And it could very well anger the Saints—not just one of them."
Chu Fei waved a hand, looking completely confident. "It won't. I already sent the Heavenly Emperor a separate manual detailing the methods for calibrating the weapons and equipment. The extra battleships this time can be considered the fee for the calibration. The Heavenly Emperor did not respond, so I assume he tacitly accepted it."
The Goddess of Nature thought about it briefly, then merely gave a soft chuckle and said nothing more.
Could equipment really be calibrated just by providing a manual? The Goddess of Nature had read some of Ascending Dragon Hall's so-called manuals. In summary, they could be reduced to one sentence: What the hell did that even say?
As a Saint, the Goddess of Nature was certainly not stupid. However, the gap between science and technology and her cultivation system was simply too vast. Although Chu Fei had lectured for nearly a century and personally guided her studies, there were still many things she did not quite understand.
There were two reasons for this.
First was the matter of learning ability mentioned before. Learning ability had its limits. Although the Goddess of Nature was a Saint, her mind was already filled with her own cultivation and foundations, leaving little capacity for additional learning.
Second, scientific knowledge emphasized practice.
Scientific knowledge was a system of