The players listened intently, fully absorbed. They had never agreed with even their parents' words this much.
He had not used status or power to pressure them, but started with concrete examples and made them truly understand what they needed to do.
Keeping hold of their roots meant keeping an anchor to reality. When they became lost in the mysterious world, they would have a way back.
Having finished discussing belonging, he moved on to responsibility.
"Many people get annoyed whenever responsibility is mentioned. But I want to say that the greatest responsibility is being responsible for yourself."
"If a person does not live within a group, then without supervision or comparison, they will rapidly degenerate. There are almost no exceptions."
"People are always good at letting themselves slack off. That is human nature."
"Only those with a sense of responsibility can grow faster."
"I have another friend..."
Wenren Sheng gave another example—his master, Ji Zhengyan.
Before he had any sense of responsibility, he drank every day and lay around doing nothing. Then one day, he learned that he had a deceased son. Now he was full of drive.
He had also become a player and was Battling in Heavens.
Such a thing would have been unimaginable in the past.
That friend was certainly busy and exhausted now, but his strength was advancing at a tremendous pace. He was completely different from before.
It was very simple. While taking on responsibility, one had to improve one's abilities. Otherwise, it would be impossible to fulfill those responsibilities.
"Old Wen, if Grandpa finds out you used him as an example, he'll definitely skin you alive when he gets back," Little Illusion whispered into his ear.
Naturally, the players could not see her.
"It's fine. He'll only feel gratified. It proves that he's