Chapter 133.2 : A Sudden Inspiration (Part 2)
In truth, she harbored some reproach toward Dantai Jinglian, and at the same time felt a trace of regret over the impulsive idea she herself had come up with.
That day, after learning that Chu Ge would officially step into the cultivation world seven days later, certain thoughts had taken shape in her mind.
Chu Ge was not someone who could remain indifferent in the face of temptation. On the contrary, he was at the height of youthful vigor—and moreover carried Dragon Clan blood.
While it wasn't to the point that he would accept anything indiscriminately, when faced with temptations that came knocking, it was hard to imagine him refusing.
Thus, Luo Huangjun had a sudden inspiration.
Since stopping it was impossible, why not simply let Chu Ge fully indulge?
After all, blocking was inferior to guiding.
Perhaps once he reached a certain degree, he would experience a brief "sage time," entering a state of clarity and detachment.
That way, even if others actively threw themselves at him, the sheer excess of recent experiences would leave him with little interest.
This approach, though far from a long-term solution, was at least a solution of sorts.
It was for this reason that Luo Huangjun brought up the idea in the group chat.
She had originally expected someone to find the idea absurd.
Yet to her surprise, not a single dissenting voice appeared—everyone agreed.
Even Zhao Qinghui and Dantai Xuanyin, who could not participate themselves, whether out of amusement or some other motive, also endorsed the plan and offered their own perspectives.
The women displayed an unprecedented level of enthusiasm, giving off the impression that they would not let Chu Ge leave unless he was completely drained.
Luo Huangjun could understand this.
After all, Chu Ge would soon depart, and the date of his return was uncertain.
Everyone wanted, within these seven days, to form a deeper bond with him and leave the most indelible impression possible.
Even Luo Huangjun herself—though she never said it aloud—had quietly memorized quite a few techniques when Dantai Jinglian shared some of the desire-cultivation methods she had learned.
In the past, she had dismissed such unorthodox, morally dubious knowledge with disdain.
But now, she analyzed every word carefully, studied earnestly, striving to achieve results in the shortest possible time.
Unfortunately, it seemed her talent in this area was lacking.
She had read plenty of the techniques, yet it was very much a case of the mind understands, but the body does not.
Her progress was nearly nonexistent. Compared to her cultivation talent, the gap was nothing short of heaven and earth.
Thankfully, she was not the only one.
Su Lingyuan had also secretly complained to her that these desire-cultivation techniques were far too difficult to learn, leaving her completely at a loss.
At the time, Luo Huangjun had kindly comforted Su Lingyuan, while inwardly letting out a sigh of relief.
After all, if she alone had struggled so badly, it would have rather tarnished the prestige of the Taihuang Sacred Lord.
Pulling her thoughts back, Luo Huangjun began to wonder whether the method she had proposed so rashly was, in fact, too reckless.
Only one day had passed, and Chu Ge had already ended up in this state.
Although Ying Qingjue said it would greatly benefit Chu Ge, the exhaustion after being pushed to his limits was something Chu Ge had undeniably experienced firsthand.
Of course, he had also enjoyed no small share of pleasure during the process.
"Sigh…"
Letting out a soft sigh, Luo Huangjun decided not to dwell on it further. Perhaps she was worrying too much, while Chu Ge himself was enjoying every moment—maybe he even wished it could be like this every day.
"It's better to follow Xiao Chu's own wishes…"
With that thought, Luo Huangjun began counting the days.
After Dantai Jinglian would come Su Lingyuan, then the master-and-disciples trio of Shuiyue (Water Moon) Peak.
Only at the very end would it be her turn—his master, Luo Huangjun.
As for Ying Qingjue, since she would accompany Chu Ge no matter what on his journey, she did not participate.
After all, once she stayed by Chu Ge's side, she would have plenty of time in the future—there was no need to compete for the present moment.