"Likewise, Uchiha Hiko, I have one more suggestion for you. You must take it to heart." The Eldest Prince said this to him, and Uchiha Hiko raised his head, scratching his own head.
After all, he felt that none of this was what delayed matters. As long as The Eldest Prince could promptly correct Uchiha Hiko's way of thinking, it would become a foundation stone on his path rather than a stumbling block.
"Hurry up and tell me. What else does The Eldest Prince have to say? Let me hear it quickly, or I might take a detour." At that moment, Uchiha Hiko also very much wanted to ask what The Eldest Prince's opinion was.
"If there are simple tasks that can be done first, then prioritize them." In The Eldest Prince's impression, Watson's also hoped to spend the least time achieving the greatest efficiency.
Just like Uchiha Hiko, once he spent a great deal of time completing extremely difficult work, it would inevitably leave other matters unfinished, because the overall progress was there and would not change.
Indeed, what Uchiha Hiko needed to do now was make the data panel look a little better. Only then, when others came to inspect it, would they not think he was someone utterly useless.
"Alright, The Eldest Prince, thank you very much. Before that, I still need to carefully study what exactly is written here." Uchiha Hiko nodded vigorously at The Eldest Prince beside him, always feeling that some unspeakable secret seemed to be hidden within.
At most, it was merely some experience left behind by those before them. Uchiha Hiko did not care to control so much; he only knew that completing these tasks himself was what mattered most.
Suddenly, he spotted a line of the smallest print in the middle.