Where was the right place to use one's power?
If there were a hundred people, there would probably be a hundred answers to that question.
"Correct" was a very ambiguous word.
Some believed that if everyone acknowledged something, then it was correct.
Some believed that as long as they held fast to their convictions, then it was correct.
Right Fire was undoubtedly the latter.
He firmly believed that he was right. He ignored everyone else's words and stubbornly pressed onward, eventually awakening the power within him and preparing to correct this twisted world.
However, his "correctness" was far too self-righteous.
After all, he alone possessed the power to save the world. No one could truly empathize with him or understand what it meant to bear that power.
Perhaps Right Fire had begun to twist during that endless process of thought and anguish.
If one possessed the power to save the world and discovered that the world was suffering, then naturally, one should do something.
That was probably what most people would think.
Considering that alone, Right Fire could indeed be called "correct," but his methods were unquestionably wrong.
In order to correct the world's distortion, he believed he needed to control every human being in the world.
That was merely arrogance.
The proof was that Right Fire considered using power for an individual's sake a sin.
Yet using what one possessed for oneself should have been the natural way of things.
At the very least, that was what Fang Li believed.
Those with power could serve others, but that did not mean failing to serve others was wrong.
Even if possessing power itself meant bearing certain responsibilities and obligations, looking down on those who could not do the same was nothing more than arrogance.
Perhaps, in Right Fire's eyes, he