Regarding the self-reflection of "filial son", Empress Nuwa found herself at a loss for words.
She had asked Ji Changsheng to be cautious, but Ji Changsheng's conclusion was that he needed to be quicker.
This was not her original intention at all.
However, upon reflection, Empress Nuwa realized that the conclusion Ji Changsheng reached seemed correct.
The advantage of Great Emperor Changsheng was not his meticulous planning, but his speed, which refreshed the Saints' perspectives on efficiency time after time.
On this path of rapid progress, although Ji Changsheng had already created many miracles, he could still continue to create more. Because up till now, the myriad gods and Buddhas were still not accustomed to such speed.
Habits cultivated over millions of years are not so easy to change.
An advantage, even if obvious to all, remains an advantage.
A weakness, even if known to everyone, if unchangeable, remains unchangeable.
