Zhang Chen's eyes turned to Jiang Nan, only to see Jiang Nan's calm expression, like a wooden stump, devoid of any emotional fluctuation.
Zhou Qiucheng nodded at Jiang Nan, signaling her to put down the books. After watching Jiang Nan step back, he turned to Zhang Chen and said, "I've been collecting thoughts and argumentations on selfless human nature these past few months; Jiang Nan has been of great help to me. Her knowledge is profound; she is also quick-witted, skillful, and hardworking, assisting me greatly. Without her tireless efforts to organize materials and search for documents on selfless human nature in ancient texts, my great path could not have formed so quickly."
Zhang Chen looked at the self-satisfied Zhou Qiucheng, feeling that his new theory of 'selfless human nature' was unreliable. Humans are complex creatures; how could their hearts be selfless?
