Do You Believe in the Light?

In the simple yet luxurious villa, Akumali sat on the seemingly ordinary but actually very expensive sofa. His tense nerves gradually relaxed.

The best way to build self-confidence was to receive recognition from others.

No matter what you did, if others encouraged you and affirmed the results you achieved, that alone was enough to cultivate the confidence to think, I can definitely do this, or, Nothing can stump me as long as I take it seriously.

But if someone always gave the worst evaluation of everything you did, constantly criticized your methods, and denied your achievements, you would only become less and less confident, always feeling that you could not do anything well.

Akumali's heartfelt speech had received unprecedented affirmation from Lin Qi. He had also gained powerful self-confidence and felt that he could accomplish this.

He could definitely lead the Nagaril People toward change from then on. Even if it began with only a little passion, those passions would eventually connect and become a force capable of changing the world. "You still need to study—study more deeply, Akumali." Lin Qi did not mind giving the Peace Envoy more guidance in this regard. "I can give you more time to remain in the Federation and read whatever books you want. If there is anyone you wish to visit, just tell me directly, and I will arrange it for you."

"Your ideas are very important—to you, to the Nagaril People, and even to us!"

Lin Qi held his coffee and took a small sip before looking up at Akumali. "No one wants war and death. You and I both know that some dangerous factors are hidden beneath Nagaril's calm surface."

"I have repeatedly asked the United Development Company to reduce the possibility of anything that might cause conflict. I can restrain