You Don't Understand Liusu at All

Liusu smiled. "What kind of deal?"

That person said, "We believe you want to kill the Heavenly Emperor even more than we do. Am I right?"

Liusu glanced at Qin Yi. Qin Yi said nothing.

Liusu knew that after watching the "movie," Qin Yi's view of the Heavenly Emperor had changed somewhat. At the very least, he no longer saw him as the supervillain he had once imagined. Liusu had been reluctant to speak to Qin Yi about these matters in its early days, and this was one important reason. Disputes of stance—or rather, disputes of the Great Dao—could easily sway people. If Qin Yi instead came to agree with the Heavenly Emperor's position, it would be rather awkward.

It had no desire to have a Dao Debate with Qin Yi. Otherwise, with such enmity between them, what was there to hide from him?

But Qin Yi already knew now, and it could not keep it hidden any longer. He would find out sooner or later.

Judging by his current behavior, it seemed to be fine. No matter whose position Qin Yi agreed with, he would surely still stand on Liusu's side. The Heavenly Emperor was, after all, the great enemy who had killed Liusu. An enemy was an enemy; character and stance no longer mattered. Qin Yi was someone whose loyalties were so obvious. If the Heavenly Emperor stood before him, he would probably still greet him with a staff blow without hesitation.

"Bullying My Great Staff! I don't care who you are!"

That was probably how he was. In truth, he was just an ordinary man.

So yes, "wanting to kill the Heavenly Emperor" was absolutely correct.

Of course, Qin Yi also very much wanted to kill the Heavenly Being. His dissatisfaction with the Heavenly Being even surpassed