Systems, or entities such as Dao Resonance, were all derivatives of the Great Dao Laws and possessed no consciousness of their own.
Their existence still depended entirely on their hosts.
Their operating mechanisms were fixed. Generally speaking, they could only passively receive information from their hosts, then process it and provide feedback.
Unless their hosts' safety was threatened and their own circumstances were implicated,
they would not volunteer information.
And clearly, surveillance by a few carbon-based humans would not register as a danger and trigger their defensive mechanisms.
Besides, if every hardship and danger were eliminated, what would they need a host for?
Some systems, however, would inform their hosts of potential dangers and predicaments.
Those were not pure manifestations of the Great Dao.
Such systems were more often products created by Da Luo.
Their chosen hosts were vessels to be cultivated, tools for transforming karma and shedding burdens to attain emptiness.
Chu Aotian was fortunate: the system he possessed had no hidden agenda.
It was an opportunity born purely of the Great Dao.
Yet he was also unfortunate.
His life had not been scripted. It still held uncertainty and the risk of death.
And at that moment, he had no idea that multiple parties already had their eyes on him.
Chu Aotian pushed open the classroom door, and everyone's eyes fell on him at once.
His face burned. Scenes of his beating flashed through his mind, and everyone seemed like a spectator.
"Aotian, being late on your first day of class isn't good. Go back to your seat."
The Chunin teacher in a green vest gave Chu Aotian a meaningful look.
"What happened to your face? Did you get into a fight?"
The teacher then asked casually.
*Oh, so you're not blind now? You can see? Then why