Chapter 117:102 Chapter: The 7th Employee (First Update)!
Saying I haven’t achieved it, yet the players are indeed all pursuing rit.
But to say I have achieved it, the reason the players pursue rit is different from what I had in mind.
So of them do it so they can change Mukuai’s clothes, so to experience more Divine Skills, and so to build bigger houses; there are not many who purely enjoy the happiness brought by doing good deeds.
Through the Dustfire, Fang Cheng saw that the Dustfire that gave birth to “The Healer” had no issues; it was all blue, but the taste just felt wrong. Subrging his consciousness into his own Primordial Spirit space, Fang Cheng stood tall upon the boundless Sea of Soul.
The Sea of Soul is also the sea of human consciousness, each person has their own Primordial Spirit, only a small portion of Cultivators can sense the Sea of Soul, but those who can enter must be of great cultivation.
In the Sea of Soul, Cultivators can clear their minds and see their true nature peeking at their own hidden thoughts, checking for the presence of things like Heart Demons.
If one’s thoughts are too nurous, the Sea of Soul will churn with turbulent waves and thoughts, making it difficult to ditate and cultivate in tranquility. Yet Fang Cheng’s cultivation was nearly at its peak, and his Sea of Soul was almost completely waveless; smooth like a mirror, stretching endlessly into the distance, joining with the horizon.
But even beneath the calm surface of the Sea of Soul, there were still thoughts in abundance, entwined with one another.
Plucking a single thought from the Sea of Soul, Fang Cheng touched it, and the thought thread transford into a small child-like version of himself.
After saluting his original self, the thought imdiately said, “No, the pursuit of rit should co from the heart, it shouldn’t be forcefully attached to external things.”
But imdiately after, another thought erged and contradicted, “Yes, doing good deeds is about the deed, not the intention, no matter their goals, they are pursuing rit.”
Another thought sprang up right away, “No, they’ve deviated from the path we set out for them, and whether you admit it or not, their final actions are that of great goodness; the path we arranged before was only minor goodness at best.” “Yes…”
“No…”
One thought after another erged, causing the originally tranquil surface to beco unsettling.
Quietly observing for a while, Fang Cheng noted more and more thoughts appearing, and the arguing intensifying.
Seeing this, he knew he hadn’t succeeded.
True success wasn’t the absence of other voices, but the gradual diminishing of voices, eventually converging into one.
But now, with more and more clamorous thoughts, it showed that his true heart was still hesitating.
Hesitation ans no achievent.
Letting those thoughts return, he returned to the Mirror Universe and sighed looking at the planet of “The Healer” before him.
Walking further away, he took several stars in his hands, squeezed them to explosion then restored them, repeating the action a few tis before he felt sowhat relieved.
Although he hadn’t succeeded again, overall, there was still a significant gain. The pursuit of rit can easily be replaced by the pursuit of the benefits it brings, leading players to abandon the essence and shift their focus to the latter.
But this isn’t the players’ fault; it is human nature, and they can’t be harshly judged for it.
Storing away this insight, Fang Cheng decided to cancel the rewards he originally intended to give to the players, and will only distribute them once he has found his own path.
Back on the planet of “The Healer,” Fang Cheng found that the Heavenly Tao was still there, watching over it.
Every world has its own Little Heavenly Way, responsible for all the great ways of that world, controlling the balance between the ways, to prevent any one way from becoming too strong or too weak.
The Heavenly Tao is nature itself, the embodint of harmony; so Heavenly Tao even have their own personifications, like the Little Heavenly Way before him now.
During the last encounter, this world’s Little Heavenly Way was riddled with holes, swathed in Disease Qi; this was the result of the Disease Demon Lord’s presence, where the Tao of Disease Qi had beco overly powerful.
But now, with the advent of “The Healer,” the balance of Disease Qi here has started to be rectified, and it won’t be long until the Little Heavenly Way here returns to normal.
Although still sowhat recovered, the Little Heavenly Way couldn’t speak, but upon seeing Fang Cheng’s brow loosen, it clearly let out a sigh of relief and ’ awkwardly managed a bow.
She looked no more than eleven or twelve years old, indicating she wasn’t created long ago, didn’t understand many things and wasn’t accustod to much.
After all, it was her first ti being human; after changing forms a few more tis, she would get used to it.
Returning the courtesy, Fang Cheng asked, “Little Heavenly Way, do you rember how you ca into being?”
The Little Heavenly Way pondered for a mont, then lifted her hair to reveal the ravines underneath.
These ravines were intricate and spread chaotically across her head.
Luckily, traces of purple were beginning to show, slowly nding these ravines.
Ravines ford by Disease Qi, the influence of Disease Qi still lingered, muddying her mory, making it hard for her to recall her own origins.
But in ti, allowing “The Healer” to continue to Repel Disease, it’s believed she’ll eventually rember.
Then, she pointed to the healers below still battling and showed a troubled expression.
Fang Cheng understood why she was troubled.
Just as he didn’t like to owe cause and effect, the Heavenly Tao didn’t like owing rit.
Even though the players were a bit reckless, always engaging in new gaplay, generally, their level of accruing rit was quite impressive.
Now, because of the continual overthrow of the Demon Lord Temple and the City Lord’s rule, the players had cumulated quite a bit of rit that couldn’t be cashed in a short ti, which put the Heavenly Tao in distress.
Wanting to help these players by doing sothing to use up so rit, but aside from indulging in risque activities, most of the players are desireless most of the ti.
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