People have seven emotions and six desires. If it were so easy to see through them, then everyone would be a saint.
But the "Forging Spirit Chapter" is not meant to eliminate these desires. If desires could be eliminated, wouldn't people become emotionless stones?
That is not the purpose of the "Forging Spirit Chapter."
The "Forging Spirit Chapter" enables people to transcend desires. People can have desires but should not be indulged by them, nor should they be driven by them. Instead, they should treat these desires with a calm mind.
To use a simple and crude metaphor: it's like a lecherous person facing a tempting beautiful woman, yet managing to restrain their lust. They cannot eliminate the desire but will not act irrationally or be controlled by their lower body.
Being a rational lecher? Reaching a balance with desires?
In the practice room until the afternoon, Chen Yan did not immediately rush to practice the "Forging Spirit Chapter," but rather read and contemplated.
