Chapter 1107: Drag Back_3

Therefore, one might be able to gain a more suitable and satisfactory understanding of the problems faced thereafter and handle them with exceptional clarity.

It also meant that at the beginning, one seemed to face problems with what appeared to be a fairly clear understanding on the surface.

The situation often no longer needed any additional hesitations that seemed to be similarly acceptable and optimal.

All of this became unnecessary, with too many doubts that could have been considered most appropriate for the problem.

Afterward, the surface still had the capacity for understanding problems and dealing with them most satisfactorily and clearly.

Certainly, a particularly analytical mindset should no longer wander into any other excessive cognition.

And thus one might face a situation with what seemed like the most satisfactory and clear understanding and meticulous analysis.

Subsequently, the same problems could give rise to even more understanding.