To be fair, Su Zhou was well aware that Zhou Buyi had already done better than he could have imagined. In this world, this was how things had to be done—no, it was the *only* way. Otherwise, how could such a massive Alliance stay true to its original mission and be forged into a single entity in just over a century?
Admittedly, this course of action had caused some civilian casualties, but it was unavoidable. Even a contrarian like Su Zhou could only say, 'But it's still not good enough.' He couldn't offer any other critique, because if he were in Zhou Buyi's shoes, he couldn't have done any better. At the end of the day, Su Zhou wasn't a Demon; he couldn't just pass judgment on everything.
But just then, Zhou Buyi had cut in before Su Zhou could speak, saying it himself: "It's still not perfect."
And at that very moment, through the Thoughtless Mind which came from the Silent, Su Zhou heard Zhou Buyi's innermost thoughts.
