Feng Jun listened to the guardian's words and suddenly had an epiphany, realizing that his own perspective was actually quite narrow.
From the education he received since childhood, his thoughts were not wrong—once a person has the ability, they should benefit their hometown.
However, the guardian's approach is purely a cultivator's thinking; a seeker of the Dao must walk alone, without the need to consider too many distractions.
In this way, one might appear somewhat merciless, yet it is precisely because of this that the cultivation world speaks of "severing mortal ties."
After understanding this, Feng Jun would not completely accept the viewpoint of the guardian, but where he previously thought some of his ideas "might be a bit selfish," now he realizes that it is the nature of a cultivator, and he can stop hiding it.
The ultimate goal of a cultivator is to grow and strengthen oneself; whether he places the vitality stone in Kunhao or Earth, it is not important.
