While Isaac Cameron may not have been as fierce as Don Albert, his brow was perpetually knitted with concern, suggesting an inner turmoil of doubts.


    Charlie understood that both men were fixated on the crucial aspect of introspection.


    If one cannot achieve an endoscopic perspective, then pinpointing the exact locations of the meridians and dantian bes unattainable, making it even more impossible to manipte true energy.


    The concept of endoscopic insights is shrouded in mystery, much like how vocal instructors frequently discuss the resonances of the chest and head cavities. Those who grasp these ideas canprehend them almost instantly upon mention.


    To delve into such matters, one must approach with tranquility and patience. Only by gently navigating through the context can one hope to seed.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Meanwhile, in Aurous Hill Old Town…


    Anjia’s once-prominent convoy dispersed before reaching the old city, rendering it less noticeable. Nheless, all vehicles remained in tight formation, closely escorting themercial vehicle that Charlie’s grandmother and uncle upied.


    Within the old family home of Charlie’s parents, Deana and Zara Banks had already finished their breakfast.<fn6a61> Readplete version only at Find1Novel</fn6a61>


    Zara, dressed in a streamlined outfit, grabbed her handbag and informed Deana, “Mom, I’m heading to the School of Finance and Economics.”


    Deana nodded in acknowledgment and asked, “Drive safely. Will you be back for lunch?”


    Zara replied, “I won’t return at noon. I’m having lunch with Ziva Hank at the cafeteria of the School of Finance and Economics.”


    As one of the leaders at Yisu Shipping, Zara had been spending her days alongside Ziva Hank, visiting Aurous Hill University of Finance and Economics to consult Ziva’s father, Hank, for further insights into their studies.


    With Yisu Shipping expanding rapidly, both market share and revenue were on the rise. Despite the two young women managing a colossal enterprise valued in the hundreds of billions without any major issues, they were apprehensive about their limited experience potentially capping thepany’s growth. Thus, they sought guidance from Hank at the School of Finance and Economics.


    Hank, a distinguished economics professor, possessed a wealth of practical knowledge and experience, making him a valuable mentor for the two aspiring business leaders.


    As Zara was changing her shoes in preparation to leave, a sharp knock echoed from the courtyard door.


    To maintain the original charm of their old house, Deana had opted for an iron gate as the entrance. Despitecking a doorbell, the knock resonated like a clear chime, audible throughout the interior. Zara, slightly puzzled, murmured, “Who could be visiting so early? Could it be Mr. Wade?”


    “Why didn’t he give any notice? With his sensitivity, I can’t imagine he woulde here unannounced,” she thought.


    Quickly, she said, “I’ll check it out.”


    Deana, slipping on her outside slippers, opened the door and stepped out.


    Through the iron gate, she spotted an elderly woman and a middle-aged man standing at the entrance; it was Charlie’s grandmother and uncle.<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>