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Only death can be seen...

These words were like a stone, completely shattering Lin Shu's luck.

There is no doubt that what I saw in the divination was the outcome of my own death.

If you follow Lingfeng’s interpretation, then he is obviously the sacrifice in that so-called “sacrifice”...

How special...

Tough luck!

Lin Shu gritted his teeth viciously, but for some reason, he suddenly felt relieved again.

People’s biggest fear often does not come from the worst results, but from the unknown expectations of bad results.

You don’t know how bad it will be next, so you will be afraid and worry that the existing “good” will be defeated.

But if you know it from the beginning and see the bad result very clearly, you won't be afraid.

Not only was he not afraid, but he was also excited.

He is going to die, how bad can he be?

Find a way to pass this level before we talk!

Lin Shu calmed down, and now he discovered a new puzzle:

How did your own death come about?

Is it really the so-called "Heavenly Harvest"?

It doesn’t look like it either.

Xu Changshun died suddenly due to cardiac arrest in the Second Hospital.

This way of death is actually more in line with my stereotype of "Tian Shou".

That kind of elusive and irresistible force takes effect unconsciously, and as soon as it takes effect, it can take a person's life cleanly.

This is the power of "Heaven".

And what about what you saw?

That was obviously a death led by "people", and he might even have been forced to "die".

How can this be heaven’s harvest?

If it’s not Tianshou, then who wants to take his own life?

After a moment of silence, Lin Shu typed in a new keyword search.

"Rituals, taboos, heavenly harvest".

This time, he only found one file.

But the content of this document is quite rich - it records a large number of cases in which the abuse of rituals led to the backlash of "the way of heaven". Some cases come from ancient books, and some come from Xu Changshun's own collection.

​​Argumentally speaking, the content of this document is absolutely solid.

The problem is that it does not have clear logical support. Even Xu Changshun has some doubts about the concept of "Tian Shu".

He wrote in the document:

“It’s not true that we know it but don’t know why it is. I think that the existence of ‘Heavenly Harvest’ and ‘Backlash’ may be controlled by more complex and deeper mechanisms, but there is currently no direct evidence to prove it.”

"Perhaps one day, when I face the 'Heavenly Harvest', I will be able to catch a glimpse of it."

“I just don’t know if I will have the chance to see the truth clearly and record the truth at that time...”

One word becomes a prophecy.

He really bumped into "Tian Shuo", and he really didn't have a chance to record it.

And I’m afraid I have to find the truth myself.

I hope I can make it in time!

Lin Shu sighed softly. A figure flashed at the door, and he immediately raised his head.

"How's it going?"

The person who walked in the door was Xu Feng. Lin Shu stood up and closed the computer seemingly "accidentally".

“He really wanted me to be his apprentice, but he didn’t tell me why.”

Lin Shu pointed to the computer.

"The computer is filled with some of the experiences he has summarized during his years as a master. It is very complicated and I can't finish it in a while."

“Take it away if you can’t finish it.”

At this time, Xu Feng had once again broken away from his sadness. After a slight pause, he continued:

"But it doesn't matter if you don't want to be a master. I don't think he is forcing you."

"These things... you can help him find a suitable person to pass them on to, that's all."

"The person is gone, but you are still alive and have your own way to go."

"Understood."

Lin Shu looked at Xu Feng gratefully - at this time, he could still think about himself, this person is really good.

However, his suggestion must not be adopted.

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