Yu Yong is quite the opposite, holding onto a utilitarian approach where the result is the sole benchmark for assessing the value of all actions.
Following this line of thought, could Liu Bi and Yu Yong's ideas be aligned, both focusing solely on the outcome?
"I know you're curious about Brother B's belief, it's actually very simple, just four words..."
Liu Bi paused for a moment, then slowly said, "Unity of Object and Self!"
As he spoke, he first chuckled bitterly to himself, with a trace of nostalgia flashing in his eyes: "My master, Mr. Xiacang once said I am the purest martial artist he has ever seen, and might forge a path that humanity has never walked. But over the years, I've been unable to express whether the path I'm on now has deviated or was wrong from the start."
Is that really the belief?
What a guy!
Cheng Ye's heart skipped a beat; isn't Unity of Object and Self essentially Zhuangzi's "forgetting self and object, aligning with nature?"
