"So that sounds like an entirely different mechanism than your first, what did you call it, transmigration?" Jing Yuan muses. "I'll have the Divination Commission go through the records to see if there are previous anomalies like this, if they're not doing that already. Perhaps we've had previous visitors from your world." It's a strange idea, like something out of, well, a book or immersia, but he seems to have the walking, talking, boba-drinking proof of it in front of him. "And in the mean time, what to tell them..."

It's his opinion that Shang Qinghua is as close to harmless as it's possible for a cultivator to be, but he doubts Fu Xuan will be so sanguine, let alone the Ten Lords Commission. No, they definitely don't need to know about this - there's no sin being committed, just a strange event and to him that's more in line with the Divination Commission's purview. He can't imagine Shang Qinghua, who was made so nervous by him, of all people, handling the methods of the Ten Lords well.