Chapter 815: The Opponent's Inner Thoughts_2

Stop overthinking those many things that seem meaningless.

The events we witness around us no longer require our excessive worry or to be understood in further depth.

What we see appears as simple as the incidents we encounter on the surface—any action or means that might seem like it could solve a problem is unnecessary.

Have we imposed too much of what might be deemed as undue judgment upon ourselves, or considered our own unnecessary consideration for the matter?

Perhaps to a certain extent, we can gain a clearer approach to a problem or find a resolution on our own.

To choose blindly based on our own thoughts about a problem, judgments, or considerations,

is not something that deserves our particular attention or recognition.

What presents itself before our eyes naturally becomes such a thing; any over hesitation or undue consideration for a problem is unnecessary.

It's just like our initial deliberations and ideas about the situation we first encountered.