Chapter 6006 (six thousand and six) straightforwardness


Chapter 6006 (Six Thousand and Six) Straightforward
The man with brown hands said: "The explanation is a good word."

"What's the point?" asked the gray-handed man.

"Some things don't need to be explained so much," the brown-hand man said.

"What you said doesn't make sense." The man with gray hands said.

"I admit it," said the brown-hand man, "doesn't this match what I just said?"

"Yes, you said that some things don't need to be explained so much." The gray-hand man said, "But this time it's not a question of you not being reasonable. This can be regarded as unreasonable. What I said just now is that there is no reason. 'What' is the truth, that's just because I don't say absolute.

The man with brown hands smiled and said: "You are right, it may not make sense, but that's what I think."

The gray-handed man said: "It's still stuck in there. It's been so long and there's no sign of coming out."

"What are you stuck in?" the brown-hand man asked deliberately.

"Of course it's in that mode." The gray-handed man smiled.

"What mode?" asked the brown-hand man.

"You still ask," said the man with gray hands.

"You didn't answer. Before you answer, I just want to ask." The man with brown hands said.

"Of course you have fallen into the pattern of praising me for no reason. I was the first to say that I was whimsical, and you said it was a good thing. As long as I said it first, it is a good thing?" asked the man with gray hands.

"Why do you ask me that?" asked the brown-hand man.

"That's such a direct question." Huishou Ren said.

"You are so straightforward," said the brown-hand man.

"You are so 'frank', do you mean anything in your words?" the gray-handed man asked.

"Are you thinking too much?" the brown-hand man asked.

"It's very possible," said the gray-hand man, "but how can you make me think less." the gray-hand man asked.

"I can't tell you not to think too much." The brown-hand man said, "After all, it's you who thinks about it, not me."

"That's true." The gray-handed man asked. "Besides, whether you think too much or not depends on what you think." The man with brown hands said.

The man with gray hands said again: "What do you want me to think?"

"Anything is fine," the brown-handed man said, "Will you tell me next how you understand what I mean by 'straightforward'?"

"Do you think I can?" the gray-handed man asked deliberately.

"No?" the brown-handed man guessed.

"Haha..." the gray-hand man said, "If I want to say something, I can say it."

"You don't want to say anything yet?" asked the brown-hand man.

The gray-handed man smiled and said: "Forget it, forget it, I'll say it now. You just said that I'm 'straightforward', is it because you think I've been stuck in a certain pattern, even speaking as if I've completed the task? , logically?"

The man with brown hands said: "There is a little bit of this idea, but not too much."

"Then I guessed wrong?" the gray-handed man asked.

"It's not wrong." The brown-handed man smiled and said, "Did you really think too much just now?"

"I didn't say that I didn't think much about it." The gray-hand man said, "It was just now and it is now."

The man with brown hands said: "I already know all the parts you are overthinking, right?"

"Almost, well, this can only be said to be almost the same. It's not comprehensive." The gray-handed man said.

"You speak so carefully, as if you are afraid of saying something wrong and causing adverse effects." The man with brown hands said.
The man with gray hands said, "I want to ask questions again."

"What's the problem?" asked the brown-hand man.

"What can we do now?" said the Gray Hand.

"Did you change the subject like this?" the brown-hand man asked.

(End of chapter)

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