Shen Yue couldn't deny that Lin Lingsu had some valid points and was very insightful.
However, insight is one thing, and without practice, it ultimately amounts to nothing.
Shen Yue knew that the biggest problem with people like Lin Lingsu is — they have never lost in reasoning, but they have never engaged in cultivation.
As everyone's dreams have a premonition, Lin Lingsu took shortcuts in his methods but deviated from the true path of cultivation.
"All sages differ by following the way of inaction."
Shen Yue reminded Lin Lingsu, implying that many understandings are ultimately convergent, and the founder of Manichaeism might also possess profound insights.
"Not like this."
