Chapter 1096: Hope in Despair_2

Dealing with it would no longer require possessing more appropriate ways to face or a careful understanding.

The situation, then, would no longer need any valuable discernment or judgment of the circumstances.

At the beginning, to comprehend what was happening was almost to have made such a clear confrontation and thoughtful consideration of the issue at hand.

So, feeling like having acquired such a very nice, clear understanding and detailed acceptance of things,

one would always afterward, further refine an understanding and clear thought that seemed quite satisfactory.

The speculation about the situation itself would no longer hold a special significance for making clear judgments or for valuable contemplation of the issues.

Perhaps, this was indeed what one saw before one's eyes, the clear understanding that ultimately had to be recognized and accepted by people.