Your Friend Jun the Great Swindler Is Online
First-grade Fire Stones from the Crimson Hell Realm were highly suitable for use as energy drivers, but Jun Changxiao had not bought any because... he had no money.
Although Dao Stones were more versatile than Fire Stones, this world primarily cultivated Fire Attribute Martial Dao. If he took them out to exchange, no one would be interested, so he could only think of a way to earn some.
With Jun Changxiao's strength, he could have simply robbed them outright. Forget Zunwu City—even the entire Crimson Hell Realm had no one capable of stopping him. But how would that make him any different from a bandit?
Along the way, Jun Changxiao had indeed snatched quite a few things, but he could say openly and without shame that he had never gone around committing wanton robbery. If there had been such a time, please give an example. Say it, and I'll personally stop writing this book.
Some people might cite the Forbidden Lands as an example.
However, those were ownerless things, nurtured by heaven and earth, not public facilities built with official funding.
I took them away with my own ability. What was wrong with that?
If Forbidden Lands counted as public property, then did all kinds of Mineral Veins count too? Were the major sects not allowed to seize them? Did they still want to develop?
What's more.
Forbidden Lands were perilous beyond measure; of every ten who entered, six or seven died.
When Jun Changxiao destroyed them, although he deprived most people of a cultivation environment, he also invisibly saved many lives from becoming moths flying into the flame.
Using modern values to judge his values in a world where the strong devoured the weak—destroying Forbidden Lands to save lives, wasn't that