Shen Tang: "..."
It was good that the young girl had the ambition to strive upward, but Shen Tang herself wasn't cut out to be a teacher. Setting everything else aside, she was just as bewildered about turning words into reality.
To be precise, "turning words into reality" wasn't unique to Shen Tang.
For instance, Qi Shan and the others' "Scattered Like Stars and Chess Pieces" created a small stage suited to the use of literary energy, turning that energy into walls to block enemies and disrupt their formations. That was also "turning words into reality." Martial Gall Warriors like Gongshu Wu, Ban Bu, Gongxi Chou, and Zhai Le could use their Word Spirits to conjure soldiers, martial armor, warhorses, and weapons. That, too, was "turning words into reality."
The one thing that set Shen Tang apart was that her literary energy could take the form of "food," which the human body could absorb and use.
It was special, but not all that special.
Why did Lin Feng want to learn this from her?
Shen Tang decided to have a heart-to-heart with the girl.
Lin Feng had clearly prepared herself for this.
Rather than directly answering Shen Tang's question—why she wanted to learn such a special form of "turning words into reality"—she asked a question that had troubled her for a long time. "Forgive this servant for speaking out of turn, but what does Your Lordship believe is the foundation of making a living and securing one's place in the world?"
Shen Tang studied the girl's thin face, worn down by mourning and hard practice, and was a little surprised by her question. At the same time, she felt an inexplicable pang of emotion. After several upheavals, Lin Feng had finally grown up. It wasn't her age that had changed,