Please Stop (III)

It resembled the wind blowing off the mist, and she found that many things started to clear after she walked out of a dead end.

It was true that there was a gigantic gap distinguishing the people between the two eras, but human nature never changed. She indeed ran into a dead end.

While she was thinking, Xu Ke grinned and jumped on the chance to make fun of her. "It's rare that there is something you don't know about, Langjun."

Jiang Pengji didn't feel offended. No one was perfect. Speaking of shortcomings, she was full of them and she wouldn't deny it.

"No one knows everything and no one is capable of doing everything. I had a lack of knowledge about it and misled myself onto the wrong path. It is totally normal." Jiang Pengji looked at Xu Ke with a pair of crystal clear eyes and said, "Let me make another example. You have never stopped absorbing unknown knowledge dedicatedly, right?"

Xu Ke almost choked. Those were not entirely the same at all.