Buzz~
["No—"] [Heaven and earth were not benevolent; they treated all things as straw dogs.] [The Dao followed nature.] [The Heavenly Dao pursued fairness.] [The world followed natural laws. Bring human nature into it, and you would take sides.] [Abandoning human nature was the most important step. Besides, excess emotion would breed too many thoughts, weighing down every step you took.]
Jiang Mu pressed a hand to his forehead and sighed.
"I can't take it. What a lecture!"
"Then why choose me?"
Anyone who was human would have biases. Their loyalties were already set.
They could not be shaken. To put it crudely, where you sat decided how you thought. As long as you were human, you would take sides.
["You are better suited."]
"Fine. Can I take that to mean I get protagonist treatment?"
["As you wish."]
Jiang Mu had no desire to chat with a robot that had no feelings.
"Better mix the medicinal broth."
The toxins in Cui Bi's body could not be forced out with Soul Power or brute strength. Medicine would have to work on them slowly.
"Wutong, do you recognize these Immortal Herbs?"
"I do, I do."
Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh~
As agreed, Tang Wutong only came out when Jiang Mu called her. She vaulted over the bushes, patted her chest, and gave him a confident promise.
"Don't worry, Brother. I know these herbs—I've heard of all of them. I'll sort them for you."
"Good. That's good."
Jiang Mu nodded. He had thought he would have to trouble Dugu Bo to invite Chrysanthemum Guan over. Now it seemed they could save themselves the bother.
"Let Ah Yin cultivate. She doesn't need to wait for me. I'll take care of their situation." Jiang Mu waved a hand lightly.
"Okay."
Tang