Sigh, Fu Xie, Sigh

In truth, An Jing believed that perfection simply did not exist.

How could perfection exist in this world? Every second, the self of the next moment is stronger than the self of the present; a future self with more knowledge can find better answers to problems than the self of the present ever could.

As long as time moves forward and wisdom accumulates; as long as one refines their power and builds up their strength, the current self can never be called perfect.

However.

An Jing believed that while perfection does not exist, the pursuit of perfection is, in itself, a perfect state.

Take his current self, for example.

The current An Jing has discarded all the inherent concepts of his past life, blending the wisdom of two worlds—or even multiple worlds—to elevate his Martial Dao cultivation. He learns from Fuxie, Ming Guangchen, Chenyinzi, and the Heavenly Dao; he learns from his companions, such as Nian Quan, Cang Linzu, and Huo Qing—and even his enemies are no exception. Anyone who stands against him becomes nourishment for his growth.

Tirelessly seeking knowledge, this is his Dao, his path.

At the same time, his Dao Heart has grown increasingly firm: Damn this shitty world, just wait until I get stronger and I'll smash this Heaven and Earth to pieces!

His cultivation increases with the sun, and his Dao Heart grows ever more stable. Although An Jing knows he has not yet reached his own state of perfection—for instance, he has yet to achieve his Seven Luminaries Heavenly Fate or his Dao Embodied Flesh—he is undoubtedly heading toward that goal. Even the Haotian Mirror, what could it possibly teach him?

It's not as good as Fuxie!

And the facts were indeed so.

The true form of the Haotian Mirror Fragment is not the