Chapter 171: I Lied
The Three-Star Players all looked at Chen Ran. They eagerly awaited his answer.
Chen Ran thought for a moment before replying, "To use a somewhat inappropriate analogy, deducing the past requires objectivity, but deducing the possible future allows you to apply existing templates."
"Looking at the future is far less clear than looking at the past. The more you understand history, the more you see the grand trends and the various people swept up in the torrent of fate. The affairs of the world are both predetermined and volatile. Foolish maneuvers and occasional flashes of heroic feats constantly cycle and alternate. We are not history, but we will eventually become a part of it. Therefore, the fastest way to predict the future situation is to look for answers in history," he explained.
Chen Ran's words struck straight to the heart, making Li Zhitong's soul tremble. We will eventually become a part of history.
The various events that occurred in the past, present, and future were actually all...
The same old tricks in new packaging.
In that case.
We can apply the problem-solving methods of the ancients.
For poverty: Han Yu's scholarly dedication, Kuang Heng chiseling a wall to borrow a neighbor's light to study, and Zu Ti rising at the rooster's crow to practice his sword.