After receiving Jiang Hechuan's letter, Fang Yun flew beyond the capital's boundaries. Until he reached the next city, he could no longer receive any letters.
Fang Yun badly wanted to return and ask exactly what had happened, but after a moment's thought, he continued flying toward Xiang Prefecture. Sitting atop Walking the Blue Clouds, however, he closed his eyes tightly, literary qi surging around him.
He used Memory Reversion to search for every past memory involving Li Wenying and Jiang Hechuan.
Whether from the Discourse Ranking or conversations, all the information Fang Yun had never paid particular attention to rose to the surface of his memory.
Fang Yun could read ten lines at a glance and never missed anything when reading books, but the same was not necessarily true when he browsed the Discourse Ranking. He often overlooked some discussions in favor of subjects that particularly interested him. This was even more true at literary assemblies and similar gatherings, where he could not possibly remember everyone's conversations in full.
However, as long as something had happened within his sight or hearing, Fang Yun could search for it again, even if he had failed to remember it before.
Only after a full hour did Fang Yun open his eyes, having found some information concerning Li Wenying and Yi Zhishi.
There had been two replies on the Discourse Ranking and three instances at literary assemblies. To Fang Yun at the time, they had merely skimmed past the edge of his vision, unnoticed. Now, however, it was as though those days had returned, and he recalled all the information.
There were, however, two versions of the story.
One version held that, to suppress the Jing Kingdom, the Wu Kingdom had used certain methods during the selection of the Four Great Talents to forcibly