In a vague sense, Mu Hanyan understood why Mu Nan could become a legendary merchant figure in Anyun Country in the future. It was indeed related to his vision, but it also had to do with his almost obstinate persistence. Such was the case in both merchant activities and cultivation. Being a fanatic was not good, but lacking any kind of persistence, wavering and looking back and forth, was even worse.
The former could either succeed or fail, and even if it was only a transient bloom, there were still moments of brilliance; the latter, however, was doomed to achieve nothing.
"Good, very good," Mu Hanyan patted Mu Nan heavily on the shoulder.
If she had initially sought out Mu Nan solely for the Dragon Blood Stone, from that moment, she genuinely regarded him as a brother—a true brother, not just a cousin with a distant blood relationship.
Mu Nan exhaled a breath of frustration and walked out with Mu Hanyan.
