Xu Yi hurriedly replied to Wu Pin's message, first offering him lavish encouragement, then sharing a few pointers. He told him to be sure to control his build and bearing, aiming to look so frail he could barely stand and so thin his clothes seemed to hang off him. Finally, he urged him to stay humble and cautious, and not to grow proud or impatient.
After all, pursuing Yi Bingwei was a long-term undertaking, like walking ten thousand miles. He had only just taken the first step. And lastly, Xu Yi said he hoped Professor Wu would learn to enjoy the process; perhaps that was the true meaning of pursuing love. Wu Pin replied promptly, saying Xu Yi's words had struck a chord with him.
He then pressed Xu Yi for his opinion of Wu's talent. Xu Yi said that, at this rate, calling him a genius would hardly be an exaggeration. Then, in a grave tone, he added, "Geniuses are often lonely. Even if you don't succeed in the end, Professor, it'll only prove that this world isn't worthy of you."
Wu Pin was so moved he tried to speak, his voice choked with emotion. In the end, he closed the Ruyi Pearl and went off to savor the moment alone. After finishing with Wu Pin, whom he had thoroughly sweet-talked into a daze, Xu Yi replied to Sui Clan's Four Attendants. They mostly asked after his health and updated him on the distribution of Witch Pills.
According to Sui Clan's Four Attendants, Suijie had practically become a living Buddha to everyone in Wuyuan. Plenty of important figures wanted to visit him, and even the Min Clan had sent someone. Xu Yi had heard of the Min Clan: they were an ancient clan with a legacy of witchcraft, only