"All right, Consort Lin. You've heard everything you needed to hear. Now you should go back and be a good mother, instead of continuing this conversation with me. It won't do you any good—one could say it won't benefit you in the slightest. What you need to do now is be a proper mother and stop thinking about pointless things. As for what his future will be like, I've already made it very clear. His future was destined long ago. But destiny isn't fixed. How far he can go will depend on his own ability and luck. As for me, all I need to do is tell you and your son about this. I don't need to tell you two anything else. To be honest, you mother and son should be immensely grateful to me for telling you this much. After all, these were things you were never supposed to know, things you couldn't know—at least, not at this point. Yet I still told you, because I wanted to keep my younger brother—your son—from suffering a mental breakdown in the future. I'm merely laying the groundwork for him in advance, preparing him mentally. That way, when he encounters those destined events in the future, he'll understand what I meant today. Then he can make the right choice for himself and avoid falling into a mental collapse."
"This will only benefit him. There isn't the slightest downside, and I can guarantee that. If there were any harm in it, I wouldn't have told you so openly. I would have found a way to hide it and never revealed it to you so frankly. It is precisely because even I don't know exactly what will happen that I'm telling you all this. Those old immortals are truly too much. I don't want