Meng He was exceptionally rational at this moment. An inexplicable force stirred her heart, driving events forward and making her understand something.
Under these circumstances, Meng He cast aside some of her emotions and considered her own life, as well as the Perfect Life before her, with greater rationality.
A perfect life seemed wonderful, but in truth, it was far too incapable of withstanding risks.
Although Meng He did not clearly remember what had happened in the Land of Slumber, she understood one thing very clearly: she had become involved in matters related to gods.
And in such events, she would have to face these things sooner or later.
She had to face them—but what about this Perfect Life before her?
She might truly exist, but at present, she was merely a consciousness formed under the impetus of the Moon Tower's power.
Under such circumstances, if she became involved in this matter, could she keep going?
Meng He thought that she most likely could not.
A life that was too perfect could not endure hardship or despair.
From a rational perspective, Meng He had no parents now. She maintained her pure self solely through her own convictions and love, which instead made her the person best suited to her current situation.
"Perfection is only relative. Though this is cruel and seems utterly devoid of feeling, the love she possesses is merely perfect and whole. It is inferior to mine."
Extreme circumstances could only exist because of external forces.
In contrast, Meng He at this moment came entirely from herself.
Amid this opposition, Meng He instead found the basis for her victory.
Seeing this, the Moon God could not help but frown, because Meng He's actions were leading down a completely opposite path.
In Its arrangements, she should have recognized herself,