If he hadn't happened to run into his roommate...
Luo Rui might never have figured it out.
He realized...
The few kind people he'd met before...
Even after hearing him talk about monsters...
They hadn't denied it or tried to talk him out of it.
They seemed to accept the monsters he spoke of as a matter of course.
So naturally...
That he hadn't even noticed how unusual their attitude was.
Did he still think he was a low-level martial artist?
Yes.
I almost forgot about that.
Monsters didn't exist in this world.
"So dismissive."
No.
Was it some kind of rebellious streak?
Or was it my obsession with monsters?
I've worked so hard...
It'd be great if I could get just a little bit of approval.
This is so frustrating!
It's not like that.
Unusual...
It wasn't a fantasy.
Wanting to walk to the middle of the lake on my own two feet...
They were all determined to make me "see the error of my ways."
They hadn't stopped him from searching for monsters.
They...
"I'm telling you."
They hadn't looked at him strangely when he mentioned monsters.
Li Yan smiled.
I wasn't imagining it!
Don't overthink it.
The good mood his roommate's words had brought him returned.
I made the right choice.
I actually walked into the lake.
Deep down, I'd had a feeling about this.
"Besides, how do you know?"
In the end, I'd thought too highly of myself.
I'm rational.
A little encouragement is enough to help me keep going with even greater determination.
Though being obsessed with monsters in the first place isn't rational at all.
To make me more realistic.
A gentleman does not stand beneath a dangerous wall.
"There are three big guys like us here."
"Hey,