Roma gave a bitter smile and muttered to herself: “What else can I do if it’s too good to be better than it is now, but you are a bit one-sided about the issue.
The He family now has a once-in-a-lifetime chance, but it is not related to the Su family, but rather to Charlie, the great Master Wade.”
Yet, since she couldn’t say it outright, she formulated a tactic to make small steps forward.
Luther took a serious look at her at this point and asked: “By the way, Roma, I notice your power, breath, and overall feelings have improved significantly since yesterday? What really is going on?”
“Dad, how much progress do you think I have made now?” Roma asked her father, who she didn’t expect to see it.
Luther smacks his lips together and says, “Actually, I didn’t see much of a difference. You can always only go through two meridians in my opinion, but I have a peculiar feeling…”
“Dad, what kind of feeling are you talking about?” Roma asked as she smiled slightly and looked at her father.
Luther pondered for a moment before saying, “What’s the best way to put it? For instance, you resemble a pool of water.
Your surface area hasn’t changed much since yesterday, so when I look at it, it doesn’t seem to have changed, but I still get the impression that the water in this pool has gotten much deeper overnight, and it’s bottomless. This makes me a bit perplexed.”
In reality, Luther’s metaphor simply depicts Roma’s true transformations.
FAQ Novel
Q: What difficult decision is being discussed between the father and daughter?
A: The father, Luther, is making a decision he feels guilty about, which he implies is for the sake of the He family.
Q: What significant change does Luther notice in Roma?
A: Luther observes a profound improvement in Roma’s power, breath, and overall feelings, describing it as if her ‘water’ has become much deeper.
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