Jiao Daoren's sigh made Qu Jianlei feel a little embarrassed—this kind of suspicion really was somewhat disrespectful.
However, in the end, he still said, "People's hearts are sometimes impossible to see through even in a lifetime. There's no need for me to rashly put them to the test."
Since he had put it so plainly, Jiao Daoren could no longer make an issue of it, so he gave his answer as well: he hoped to wait.
His understanding of the dangers of spatial weak points was no less than Yi He's, nor was it inferior to that of the three Tech-Side Nations.
Jiao Daoren also knew that the other party's team was still wary of him. However, he could not lash out over that.
Even he himself was not sure whether this world had a Heavenly Dao.
Judging by the scale of the world, it should have one. After all, the more complete a world was, the more complete its Heavenly Dao would be.
But whether the Heavenly Dao Oath he had made would be recognized by this world was truly hard to say.
So no matter how stifled he felt inside, he had no way to make an issue out of it.
Still, there was one good thing. Though he was somewhat displeased, the spiritual energy they provided was real. For that alone, he accepted it.
And his interest in spatial weak points was no less than Yi He's. No Cultivator would like this world.
That meant the other party's opportunity was also his opportunity.
He hoped he could contribute to it, rather than merely be casually kept at their side because they did not trust him.
He would not be helping others; he would also be helping himself! Qu Jianlei pondered for a moment and nodded, while Yi