Su Qing picked up book after book.
He quickly flipped through them.
Once he had committed them to memory,
he sat back down in his spot
and began to ponder.
This was because he needed to not just memorize but also comprehend, transforming the knowledge from the books into his own understanding.
Simply stuffing one's head with all sorts of complicated information didn't make it one's own knowledge.
Doing that would only turn a person into a fool, a mere vessel for others' knowledge.
Knowledge was something that others had obtained through pursuit, refutation, and verification.
Therefore, he had to discern for himself.
What was the knowledge he truly needed.
...
Su Qing had already extracted the knowledge he wanted.
The Dao Path was the power of the Star Sea Great World.
This power seemed to be a part of truth itself.
Pursuing a Dao Path would allow the pursuer to possess more of its power.
But for each Dao Path, the method of acquiring its power was different.
