Space-Time Paradox

To be fair.

Shifting disaster onto others was the best way to handle things.

If there was one shortcoming, it was that it was immoral.

So...

How much was morality worth?

Which mattered more, morality or your life?

Forget strangers—even among acquaintances, the answer to whose life mattered more, your own or an acquaintance's, was obvious without a second thought.

Therefore, shifting disaster onto others was not only acceptable; it could even be done with a clear conscience.

Of course, choosing not to shift disaster onto others was also an option.

At a critical moment, a hundred people might come up with a hundred ways to save themselves. No one would place their life in someone else's hands. Thus, even if Qing Yan Jing had said nothing and merely given him a gesture, she would have deserved the description "a person of both virtue and ability."

Just like giving charcoal in the snow.

Only in a true crisis could one see a person's character. Though, when it truly came down to such a moment, most people genuinely had no mind to care about the character of others.

They could barely save their own lives.

How could they possibly have the leisure to judge anyone else?

Yet without a doubt, just like Qing Yan Jing, that rare Holy Daughter, Lu Yuan was equally rare. After sizing up this group of spirit beasts—at most in the God Soul Realm, roughly equivalent to human Dou Emperors; they could be called magical beasts or Demon Beasts, but in short, they were wild beasts that had gained intelligence and possessed extraordinary power—he did not turn and flee. Instead, he merely swept his gaze across them. As his dragon might erupted, the spirit beasts following Qing Yan Jing immediately dropped to their knees in unison. As