Things and Self Were Never Whole

When Fang Zhuoying heard Chen Chuan point out the flaws in her fighting techniques to her face, she showed neither denial nor embarrassment. Instead, she earnestly asked, "Please, Chen Chuan, do not hesitate to enlighten me!"

She knew very well that those who had reached the level of Fighter possessed extraordinary insight and perception when it came to combat techniques.

The defining trait of the No Gap Faction was to strive to uncover one's own flaws—in debate, in daily cultivation, and in confrontation. No matter how high a level one reached, this principle could still be followed. That was why she welcomed others pointing out her shortcomings.

Chen Chuan said, "Examining your own weaknesses and constantly correcting your shortcomings is right. But whether this truly conforms to that principle in practical application requires countless trials and tempering. The issue is whether what you correct is truly your own weakness. How to distinguish and judge that is crucial."

Fang Zhuoying nodded in agreement. She understood what Chen Chuan meant. So long as a Fighter appeared to improve on the surface, they would naturally believe that they had corrected their own errors and flaws.

There seemed to be nothing wrong with that, but some flaws could not be seen in the present. This meant that what you believed you had remedied might merely be feedback produced by your own impatience for quick results, and might not necessarily aid your future growth.

In truth, the predecessors of the No Gap Faction also had a set of theories regarding this. But as for how to grasp the balance, the limitations of their predecessors' own levels had left them with only theories and no concrete methods. Even she could not explain it clearly, only vaguely sense something.

This itself could be called a deficiency. Yet