Ordinary Group Owner: "It can't be helped. That's simply the historical context."
Ordinary Group Owner: "Only a minority were qualified to receive an education, and even fewer pursued the truth."
Ordinary Group Owner: "After all, the imperial examinations didn't test any of these truths."
Ordinary Group Owner: "They dismissed you as an unorthodox school of thought, as useless tricks and clever contrivances."
Ordinary Group Owner: "Rather than saying they viewed you as a heretic, it would be more accurate to say that, in the eyes of those in high positions, you were a heretic."
Ordinary Group Owner: "Because commoners simply had no time to care whether you were a heretic or not."
Su Yunqing shook her head at this.
Although there was a saying that sounded harshly realistic, people truly were different from one another.
In her previous life, nearly everyone had received Nine-Year Compulsory Education, yet many people still possessed thinking abilities that were nothing like those of normal people. They were only considered normal because they could take care of themselves.
Even countries in her previous life, where people basically did not need to worry about food or clothing, were like this. Ancient Dynasties were even less worth mentioning.
You could not expect a group of people struggling merely to survive to pursue or believe in any truth.
The Moon-Worshipping Cult Leader's gaze slowly swept over the group owner's words, and a trace of contemplation flashed through his eyes.
He stood silently for a long time before finally letting out a soft sigh. There was no anger in his voice, only shame and reflection born from recognizing his own mistakes.
"So that was it."
"I truly overlooked this."
"The people are not ignorant. They are trapped by survival. When even food and warmth are luxuries, contemplating the fundamental