Harlem also snapped out of his earlier daze, nodding slowly in thought, a grave expression tinged with serious reflection.
But Cheng Ye had no mind to pay attention to the two men's reactions, and continued to lay out the core idea he had just conceived:
"The so-called All-Purpose Inspector has to be good at garrison duty inside the walls, be able to handle external trade missions, and also be responsible for containment and research. But a person's time and energy are fixed; even if they worked 24 hours a day without rest, it would be absolutely impossible to advance equally on all four fronts. They would inevitably have to make trade-offs. So 'all-purpose' is, at its root, a false proposition, something that fundamentally cannot be truly realized."
