Chapter 97: Each One's Limit (Part 2)

I cannot deny, I was a bit downcast for failing to deceive Tian Rujing into revealing what I wanted to know: he was already on alert, and it would become increasingly difficult to fool him in the future. However, to say that I felt devastated would be far from the truth.

Unlike Tian Rujing, who blindly believed in the "Heavenly Book," being a transmigrator, I scrutinized and critically examined my own situation and this world. I was well aware of the path I was on, and I understood clearly that it was not fate, but simply established history.

Even though my own experiences were bizarre, I had no intention of letting so-called destiny control me.

It's still early; nothing has happened yet. Why would I despair over things that have yet to occur?

How absurd.