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Let me tell you. One thing I didn’t expect from Mo Sang?
How deeply it explores becoming.
Not in a dramatic, “main character awakening” way—but in quiet, almost invisible shifts.
Everyone Is Searching—Except Her
Almost every character in the story is trying to figure themselves out.
Some fail.
Some hesitate.
Some almost get there… and then don’t.
And yet, it never feels frustrating—because it feels real.
You see their struggles in small moments:
- conversations
- choices
- regrets
Even side characters like Old Meng and Dong Chao feel like complete people, not just plot devices.
Then There’s Li Sangrou
She’s different.
While others are still searching, she already knows who she is.
She doesn’t:
- seek validation
- cling to power
- rely on authority
She just… acts.
Her mindset actually reminded me of Jiddu Krishnamurti—especially the idea of not blindly following authority.
And that’s what makes her influence so powerful.
She doesn’t create followers.
She creates people who can think for themselves.
In Chapter 272, it ends with her saying:
“There are countless pitiful people in this world, several at every turn,” Li Sangrou said coldly. “I am very busy. Helping anyone is just a small favor. I cannot always watch over them or lend a helping hand. I can only help those I can.”
Li Sangrou paused, then continued, “Life is short. In these limited decades, I hope to do as much useful work as possible. If I help someone, I hope they can stand tall and become a shady tree.
If I am helping someone, but through them I am feeding a group of evil spirits, then that goes against my conscience.
I am not a saint; I simply want to do something to change the world long afterward.”
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