In truth, Jiang Yun could not quite say what kind of person Tianyu was. Her aloofness and innocence toward worldly affairs were merely appearances.
She had also experienced the bustling mortal world beyond, rather than walking the path of cultivation her entire life. Yet none of that worldly dust had stained her in the slightest; her heart remained clear and pure.
Jiang Yun had taught her how to use the Source Ring. The forum contained an enormous amount of information, and everyone could find something that interested them there.
Yet even something like the forum network, which interested Great Saints, Quasi-Emperors, and Supremes alike, held little temptation for Tianyu.
The most she used the Source Ring was to reread Jiang Yun's messages again and again, a faint smile appearing on her face.
After pondering for a long time, she ultimately replied with only a few words.
Jiang Yun had learned some of Tianyu's past from the Crescent Moon Blades. She was a truly pure person.
During her hundreds of years of lonely life on Kunpeng Island, her mother had been delighted whenever she saw the extraordinarily talented young Tianyu cultivate diligently. This had, in a way, shaped Tianyu's disposition of knowing nothing but cultivation.
Tianyu knew that the more her cultivation improved and the better she performed, the happier her mother would be. And afterward, her father would also come to see her.
Later, in order to make up for the deficiency in her innate origin, her parents sealed Tianyu within the Solar Star for an unknown number of tens of thousands of years.
When she emerged into the world, she was all alone. Her mother on Kunpeng Island, as well as her father, whom she had met only a few times but who had treated her wonderfully, were both