"Wasn't the Eight Trigrams science too? The original principles behind computers came from the I Ching and the Eight Trigrams. Binary, decimal—all of those evolved from the Eight Trigrams," the Doctor said.
I looked at him. "What can't you do? Or rather, what don't you understand?"
The Doctor scratched his head. "Well, let me think. I don't think I can have babies..."
I burst out laughing. This guy really couldn't have children.
But laughter aside, I couldn't hide the shock in my heart. Did that mean there was truly nothing in this world that could stump him? Was he really omnipotent?
Impossible. No one was omnipotent, and no one could know or understand everything.
It was only because the Doctor had been so astonishing that I had developed such an illusion.
"I didn't expect her to have Xiao Qing follow you," the Doctor said, his smile fading. He let out a sigh afterward.
I looked at him. "Is there a problem?"
"Huh? No. What problem could there be? Xiao Qing is very formidable. Her abilities are no weaker than Ying Gou's. Get along with her properly, but you'll need to get used to her personality."
Xiao Qing's personality was indeed somewhat strange, and she was very cold.
Why did I feel like that coldness was directed only at me?
Anyway, when she was with me, she generally didn't speak. Yet she could converse normally with everyone else.
I thought to myself that I hadn't offended her since the moment I met her. Nor did I think I had said anything wrong in front of her.
"Don't dwell on those details. I can guarantee that she bears you no ill will, and she'll protect you. Even if something happens to her, she won't let anything happen to you."
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