The only soul Ning Fan had ever seen without any resentment was Mary.
To achieve self-redemption, one must rely on oneself; no one else can help.
Mary guarded her corpse, waiting alone for more than ten years.
Instead of falling into the abyss, she made her soul lucid and transcendental.
Through self-redemption, she purified her own grievances.
This is a great miracle, and it's also why Ning Fan says she has great fortune.
Though Nannan is a collective of many soul fragments, her consciousness stays at the level of a five- or six-year-old girl. In terms of temperament and experience, she is far inferior to Mary.
Nannan must rely on external forces; trying to resolve her grievances through enhancing her state of mind is nearly impossible.
Vivian mentioning this out of the blue must have her reasons.
Ning Fan muttered, "Could it be that Holy Power won't harm Nannan?"
"Of course, it will cause harm."
Hearing this answer, Ning Fan almost kicked out in frustration, "Continue."
