Hearing Ye Kuangtu's words, Chen Changan was stunned too.
W-what kind of question was that?
He'd limited himself just because of this?
Ye Kuangtu really did seem a little too hung up on things.
"Why do you care whether you're different from everyone else?" Chen Changan asked with a frown.
"Why shouldn't I care?"
"If I'm just like everyone else, wouldn't that make me utterly ordinary?"
"So, in your eyes, you have to be different from everyone else—even an outcast—to be unique?"
"Isn't that right?"
"I'm arrogant, carefree, and do whatever I please. I follow no rules. I do what I want without ever caring what others think or say."
"I want to be the one and only Ye Kuangtu, not one among the teeming masses."
Hearing Ye Kuangtu's words, Chen Changan sighed helplessly. "Don't you think you're fixated on appearances?"
"Fixated on appearances? What do you mean?" Ye Kuangtu asked, bewildered.
"You're too attached to being one of a kind. You want too badly to stand out."
"Everything you do is meant to tell others that you, Ye Kuangtu, are unique—that you're different from them."
"But true uniqueness doesn't come from deliberately acting a certain way or forcing yourself to do something."
"More importantly, every person is unique in their own right."
"You had that from the very beginning, yet you've spent all this time doggedly pursuing what you already possessed. Don't you think that's foolish?"
"There's nothing wrong with doing what you want. The problem is that most of your actions are deliberate, all for the sake of something that doesn't matter."
"That's the real problem."
"Let go of your fixation and enjoy everything."
"Just follow your heart."
Chen Changan's words left Ye Kuangtu completely stunned. Every person was unique in their own right?
He'd already possessed the