Wenren Sheng felt slightly relieved when he saw this.
Li Yuanfeng could still act so casually. It seemed the danger he faced was not too great for the time being.
Perhaps Qu Weijiang had changed, but it was only the beginning. He still retained a basic sense of awe toward his teacher, and even toward Wenren Sheng himself.
That was surely one reason his puppet double had managed to retreat unscathed last time.
Just like Cao Cao back then. At first, he had been utterly respectful toward Emperor Xian. But later, after sweeping aside numerous rivals and firmly establishing his foundations, his attitude became completely different. Even his Empress could be killed on a whim. He no longer bore the slightest semblance of a subject, perfectly demonstrating the proper process of usurpation for those who came after him—except Cao Cao had never expected that, only a few years later, someone would copy him almost exactly.
Would the originator have no descendants?
Still, if Qu Weijiang were allowed to continue, he would soon become a second Cao Cao. Even if he had truly been selfless and devoted to the greater good at first, there was no guarantee he would remain so later.
One had to know that, in the beginning, Cao Cao had sincerely wanted to restore the state and become General Who Conquers the West. It had been plainly evident during the campaign against Dong Zhuo: he had truly risked his life charging ahead. That could not be faked.
Yet the fact that he later coerced Emperor Xian was equally undeniable.
People's hearts always changed along with their own strength and circumstances.
That was the Fixed Number.
As he was thinking, Aihandebu suddenly said, "I see your power is a hundred times greater than this guy's. Want to try being