In Lao Dai's eyes, everything Zhang Ze did was laid bare in the finest detail.
He had already seen the mastermind behind it in the simulator. It was Zhang Ze.
"Hmph, how ridiculous. He wanted to kill with a borrowed knife and cover up what he'd done."
Lao Dai wanted revenge, but on second thought, direct revenge would be letting him off too easily.
As a capable lone wolf, what he hated most was betrayal, people crossing the river and demolishing the bridge, or slaughtering the donkey after it had finished grinding the mill.
So whenever he read history, he hated most those rulers who put away the bow once the birds were gone and cooked the hounds once the rabbits were dead.
Take Zhu Yuanzhang, for example. Everyone praised him as the founding emperor, but Lao Dai despised him.
It was one thing to kill others, but Li Shanchang had followed him loyally for an entire lifetime. Even if he had committed the crime of concealing what he knew, killing him alone should have been enough. Yet Zhu Yuanzhang had his entire clan of three generations exterminated.
Only one Little Girl was left, and he still acted merciful toward her.
When Lao Dai saw that scene in the TV drama, it made him sick! And had Zhu Yuanzhang really killed his meritorious officials for the sake of the world? He had merely done it for Old Zhu's family fortune!
The proof was his second son, Zhu Shuang, Prince Qin. He had done every evil imaginable, yet Zhu Yuanzhang merely reprimanded him. He did not even strip him of his title.
In the end, Prince Qin died at the hands of three Old Women who were about to be executed.
Zhang Ze was that sort of person.
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