Before seeing Wang Ye's methods, Shi Heng felt that Wang Ye was merely similar to him in some behaviors and conduct.
In terms of talent, Wang Ye was still somewhat lacking.
Shi Heng was also a celestial prodigy.
As a prodigy, Shi Heng naturally felt that others were not his equals.
Even if Wang Ye had already shown that he was excellent enough.
But Wang Ye's approach changed his mind.
Wang Ye was far superior in talent, execution, and thinking.
Shi Heng looked deeply at Wang Ye.
He had a feeling.
As long as Wang Ye could live well, with his personality and talent, Wang Ye's future achievements would probably far surpass his own.
It felt as though it was not Wang Ye who was leaning on his back, but rather himself leaning on Wang Ye's back.
Of course, before Wang Ye grew up, everything was still uncertain.
...
Thousands of years later, Shi Heng noticed some changes in his history.
The imprint from that suddenly appearing entity in his memory deepened further.
