Chapter 989: Response_2

It seemed natural that reality had this way of making one feel satisfied, clearly facing the issues at hand.

One shouldn't let things present themselves without more preparation for the problems to be faced ultimately.

And all the other preparations in face of the immediate situation, did they still require more thoughts about the problems?

As a result, the situation would probably become such that it might not need any more analysis.

This was the most satisfying, a clear confrontation with the matters at hand.

Perhaps there might not be a need for much reflection on the problems that ought to be considered, making further analysis unnecessary.

Then there was still the need to have one's own cooperative approach to the problems, feeling more hesitation, or perhaps entanglement?

This explanation seemed to have become unworthy of further speculation or analysis.