"So, according to you, what is interesting?" Xiao Feng interjected.
"Of course, it's our Huaxia's native Taoism that's the most interesting." Ji Liangcai replied earnestly, "Take the Tao Te Ching and the Bible, for instance. To truly grasp the essence of the former, you need plenty of experience and intuition.
But the latter?
It's almost spoon-fed to you, with no need for personal insight.
Simply put, the difference is like 'I want to wake up with you every day' versus 'I want to sleep with you.'
Sometimes being too straightforward lacks a certain artistic touch."
Xiao Feng pondered it briefly, not commenting on whether there was any truth to it, but instead asked, "If that's the case, why are you even here today?
Are you here to stir up trouble?"
To be honest, he found the presence of the person beside him here quite contradictory.
This contradiction wasn't just limited to attire; it extended to behavior and words.
