I apologize for taking so long to begin interpreting Yu En's messages, because I myself also needed time to psychologically and emotionally accept and process the information Yu Menglong conveyed. Sometimes the hardest thing to face in this world is not evil, but the truth.

For a while, I didn't know how I should feel about these messages: a person comes to us from the depths of time, telling us he is a friend from the higher realms who now needs our help. Yet his messages are completely impossible for me to verify, because we are cultivators still lost in the maze of this world — we are not gods in the midst of cultivation. Facing this friend whom we cannot acknowledge in person, we cannot even give him a hug. I feel that my current self cannot possibly comprehend what he is feeling right now; just as those reading our messages now cannot possibly comprehend what we are feeling.

You should know that it's not only you who find this shocking — we too were just as shocked as you throughout the process of handling these messages. Because his messages essentially say: everything you know about Yu is false.

What he seeks to overturn is an entirely fabricated persona and life story. What he challenges is a dark system that treats human life as worthless — a system backed by massive troll armies capable of manufacturing rumors and steering public narratives, and a monstrous lie machine that wields the entire state media apparatus as its mouthpiece. Behind him, there are only a handful of people who can speak on his behalf. As for us, all we have are the vast volume of messages he left behind, and over a dozen noble souls living in another world who, despite having a thousand words to say, cannot speak a single word for themselves.

In the process of advocating for Yu, rather than saying I believe in Yu, it would be more accurate to say I believe in Yu's mission. Even without Yu En's appearance, just by reasoning backward from the aftereffects of Yu's case alone, I believe that Yu's mission was to help the Creator save sentient beings. The reason I am so resolute in helping convey Yu's messages is not because I can verify that all these messages are true, but because I believe Yu is a kind, pure being from the higher realms who carries a sacred mission.

Belief is not an objective conclusion — it is a subjective choice.

Why is the truth about Yu so important? Because only by understanding what happened to Yu will you be able to see what is happening to other victims of the dark industry chain. Only by believing that what happened to Yu is real will you believe that what is happening to other victims is also real.

When Yu En asked Yu how we should respond to online commenters who feel these messages are inconsistent with publicly available information and are therefore skeptical, Yu felt very sad. To my knowledge, this was the first time he expressed sadness during his communications with Yu En.

Yu's deputy primordial spirits said they felt helpless. Photos and group pictures can all be fabricated. He was clearly imprisoned, unable to enjoy a normal life, yet the CCP fabricated a persona of him having a happy family and attending school, all to cover everything up: "Those so-called 'teachers' who claimed to care about me and speak up for me were basically all agents. The entire CCP system is an espionage system. The CCP ordered them to act as though they cared about me — could they refuse? If they truly cared about me, why didn't a single one of them offer any help during my days of suffering?"

I asked Yu whether the middle school teacher who spoke out for him was also an agent. He sadly said yes — that the teacher had also harmed him. He had believed teachers were good and kindhearted, so he confided in that teacher, only for the teacher to report him to the company that held him captive, resulting in him being beaten.

I asked what the purpose was of that middle school teacher publicly speaking out for him. He said, "The CCP told that teacher to do it," and "this way, what that person says would be convincing to the fans, and in the future, whatever the CCP wants that person to do, the fans would go along with it." In other words, some of these so-called teachers speaking out were doing so in order to bring the advocacy for Yu under CCP control.

This teacher was not the first, nor will they be the last.

Yu told us that among the comments there would be doubt, hostility, and distrust, and that all of this stems from the CCP's Party culture, which has created distrust between people.

Yu once told everyone, "Don't trust anyone." I believe the true meaning of this statement is that everyone should recognize the CCP's overseas infiltration (which I shared about in an earlier post), maintain a spirit of critical questioning, not blindly trust so-called mainstream media at home and abroad that are controlled and infiltrated by the CCP, and certainly not trust those who — regardless of what role they play — stand on the CCP's platform within the dark system. Questioning is a good thing. If the messages from Yu that we convey are inconsistent with what everyone understands, we can go to Yu to confirm and clear up doubts, so that everyone can move forward with greater conviction. Because many things look completely different from a human perspective versus from the perspective of a being from the higher realms: from the perspective of a higher being, the true focus of "seeking justice for Yu" may be completely different from what you imagine. In a certain sense, you are actually the true protagonists of this matter, not Yu. I will share more about this in another post.

However, "don't trust anyone" does not mean that everyone should be suspicious of each other, trusting no one. That is Party culture — a distorted element of the CCP's evil specter. Between questioning and suspicion, there is a fundamental difference.

Before distinguishing truth from falsehood, what is more important is to first distinguish good from evil.

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