The face agreed to Qu Jianlei's suggestion without the slightest hesitation, and even asked, "How high is the chance of success?"
"I don't know," Qu Jianlei said, shaking his head without hesitation. "A lot of the key steps may not be correctable."
"Then I'll have to trouble you," the face sighed softly, actually sounding somewhat wistful. "In any case, I suppose I've done my best."
Next, he explained his specific operational approach in detail.
As Qu Jianlei listened... he benefited greatly. It truly felt like this trip had not been in vain.
From this, he also summed up the difference in their ways of thinking. The focus lay in four words: the Great Dao was simplicity itself!
The face was very capable of simplifying complicated matters, and this was fully reflected in his application of it. It was something worth learning from and using as reference.
However, that was also where the two of them diverged.
Many of Qu Jianlei's operations were a little more complicated, but that was because he was looking at the problem from the perspective of the Nascent Soul Realm.
Those in the Nascent Soul Realm had limited cognitive ability and insufficient comprehension of many rules. To make up for these shortcomings, sometimes they had to make more preparations.
On this point, the face had not done very well.
There was certainly nothing wrong with pursuing the Great Dao in its simplest form, but as someone in the Soul-Splitting Realm, he should not have had unrealistic expectations of those in the Nascent Soul Realm.
Yet thinking about this omission again, it was actually normal. A Soul-Splitting Realm cultivator who had lived for more than ten thousand years—who could still remember how they had felt back in the Nascent Soul Realm?
What was both funny and exasperating