After the first day of testing, everyone wanted more and was eager to read the next page.
Ke Meng did not grant them unrestricted access. He strictly controlled how much the testers read while observing their changes with Spiritual Perception.
Early the next morning, the reading test session began, and two pages were handed out.
The testers were still engrossed in reading, but today, Rational Transcripts had been placed on their desks. Whenever Ke Meng saw them becoming absorbed, he flicked a finger to snap them out of it and made them read through the Rational Transcript once.
Only after reason filled their minds did Ke Meng let them continue reading.
After some effort, they finished both pages.
The next several days passed in the same way.
Ke Meng increased the number of pages as appropriate, and the testers gradually finished the entire book.
By then, a month had slipped by.
After reading the whole book, they had all gained something and written many reflections on spirituality.
Most importantly, they realized the importance of immersing themselves in the mortal world to cultivate. If they stayed in one position, endlessly busy with work, it would be difficult to experience the many facets of human life.
Most of the testers submitted requests to take leave from their duties. They wanted to go out, take a good look at the world, and experience its true essence.
Ke Meng handed all the leave applications to the Director and let him make the decisions himself.
The tests confirmed that Worldly Spiritual Cultivation Studies was safe to read, provided the amount was controlled.
Ke Meng handed the manuscript over to the Investigation Bureau. This knowledge came from his own mind, so there was no need to keep the book at home. Leaving it at the Investigation