The spirit of the Great Scholar believed that Chen Xu's remark "Love knows not where it begins" had expressed the ultimate essence of "love."
Yet he heard Chen Xu slowly and with great power, utter another set of soul-stirring words:
"The second speculation, still related to the concept of love, but it's no longer the love between a man and a woman, but a profound love for the mortal world.
What could make a Great Scholar abandon his ambitions, forsaking the path of conquering the world?
I pondered endlessly, the choice of a fox-wife should be a choice, but should not be the reason.
The real possible reason can only be one, and that is... the so-called serving a wise ruler to aid the world may not truly be aiding at all.
Senior, if you find that the path you chose is not the path you truly want,
would you have the courage to break off and change your course?"
With this question, the spirit of the Great Scholar was momentarily speechless: "I, I..."
