Orientation

The dense demonic aura began to spread through the surroundings the instant it was taken out.

No matter what, Li Shiwei was still a fifth-rank demonic cultivator. Though she posed no threat to those present, the blood of a fifth-rank demon, if accidentally dripped into certain worlds, could form a boundless demonic domain, teeming with monsters and utterly transforming the surrounding ecology.

Yet Li Shiwei's demonic aura was not that sort of dense black smoke brimming with malice.

The demonic path was the ultimate "self alone"—that was, no matter what, one had to carry out one's own will.

To the demonic path, Li Qi's habit of being influenced by the outside world and then gradually adjusting his actions according to external feedback was something to be scorned.

Though such behavior was exceedingly common—sentient beings naturally adjusted their Dao Paths according to outside feedback, and Li Qi himself liked drawing useful parts from other Dao Paths to adjust the direction of his own road—

the demonic path held such things in utter contempt.

In this world, I must be right. I am certainly right. If the world does not conform to my views, then the world is wrong. Adjusting myself according to external feedback?

Utter nonsense!

From this, one could see that the demonic path, which maintained such beliefs, was in fact also "without good or evil."

Though such extreme thinking was far more efficient at producing extreme villains than good people, that did not change the fact that the demonic path itself did not particularly care about good or bad, kindness or evil.

However, extreme self-centeredness would inevitably lead one to disregard others' feelings. To those of the demonic path, if I kindly wished to help you, then you had to accept that help.

I did not care whether I