"The worship of so-called heroes and pragmatists stems from people's hatred for their own cowardice and incompetence. Those bystanders always look down on morality, but in fact, that's the most effective means of restraint constructed by sages through the ages, targeted specifically at people like me."
The sounds of typing on keyboards and pens scraping on paper almost overflowed, the spacious living room abuzz with activity.
They were a group of men and women in white coats, busily recording the reports in their hands or observing data on their laptop screens.
In the midst of these people sat a man in his thirties, wearing gold-rimmed glasses. He too was dressed in a white coat and was pouring instant coffee granules into a glass with a spoon.
"As for the one or two scattered so-called paragons of the age, they really can't stir up my spirit to deal with them."
