Zhong Junyun's voice was polite: "Tell me, why on earth do you have to be so stubborn?"
"What's the matter? Do you feel embarrassed? Is there something you can't let go of?"
"I've retraced my steps so many times, and I haven't felt anything about it."
"Lu Cheng, life is long, everyone makes mistakes, and you have to allow others to make mistakes while allowing yourself to make them too. That's true magnanimity."
"Extreme perfectionism or being too lenient on yourself is both inadvisable."
"Haven't you always considered yourself an extreme pragmatist? So why, at this critical moment, are you making choices that are unfavorable and, to outsiders, even somewhat foolish?"
Zhong Junyun's tone was amiable, but his words were sharp, tearing down every facade.
Zhong Junyun didn't boast about himself; he openly admitted his 'comings and goings' without any embarrassment.
Honestly, for a moment, Professor Zhong Junyun's words left Lu Cheng at a loss.
