Seeing that Ye Weiming had first sent all unrelated parties away before turning back to negotiate with him, Guo Jing knew that what he wanted to discuss was probably no simple matter. His expression finally turned serious as well, and he nodded earnestly. "Brother Ye, go ahead and state your conditions."
Ye Weiming nodded and spoke with a solemn expression. "First, I want you to personally teach Guo'er martial arts. Others may help guide him or even teach him techniques, but you must be directly responsible for him. Every seven days, you must inspect his progress and offer targeted guidance for his shortcomings."
This was naturally to prevent Huang Rong from tricking Yang Guo into studying literature instead of martial arts, as she had in the original novel.
Although Huang Rong no longer had any reason to keep pushing Yang Guo away from martial arts and toward literature in the game due to Ye Weiming's interference, that did not stop him from guarding against the system's meddling with the worst possible assumptions.
Guo Jing scratched his head. "I'm not very good at teaching people, but if I can ask others to help guide Guo'er, then there's no problem."
Ye Weiming nodded, then continued, "Second, you have your path, and Guo'er has his. So there's no need to try and completely replicate your own learning experience through him."
"For example, you don't need to teach Guo'er the martial arts of the Jiangnan Seven Heroes."
"It's not that I look down on the martial arts of the Jiangnan Seven Heroes, but you and Guo'er are fundamentally different kinds of people. Among the Jiangnan Seven Heroes' many martial arts, the skills you could master well are mostly unsuitable for Guo'er, while the skills suitable for Guo'er are ones you could never master properly."