True, I remember there was something like that, but I don’t recall exactly what conclusions the MC reached — it’s been a while. From what I understood, you posted an image after the text, correct? I’m blind and my screen reader said there’s a graphic, but I can’t figure out what it is. So if it’s important to understand your reply, I’d be grateful if you could tell me what was after the text.
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He sent you a screenshot about the conclusion. Here, I wrote it for you:
Being forced by others to meditate on the existence of freedom is a heavy irony that you have plenty of time to appreciate.
Most scholars agree of the Heavenly Dao, a cosmic force atop the chain of the Celestial Bureaucracy that acts as the Judge over mortal life. Yet if such an entity is to be believed, are the choices that you make really your own, or is everyone guided by a Heavenly plan? It’s an unsolvable debate, or so you thought at first. Each day you sit in contemplation on different sides of the argument and read different scrolls theorizing what the Dao truly is, though by the end of your meditation you reach an epiphany above the petty squabbles of ‘intellectuals’:
The answer lies in Ascension.
The most powerful Martial Artists in history have ascended to the Heavens as greater beings. If the Heavenly Dao is a very real thing that judges all mortals, then the solution is to no longer be mortal. Either the Dao can’t stop individuals from ascending, or their ability to leave the mortal plane behind is within the laws of the universe. Real or not, the control of the Dao ends with Ascension and that means only one thing.
"All this power..." You mumble to yourself in your meditation chamber. "All this time, it's really a journey for freedom."
Your slave comments then if it's all about freedom can he leave.