The Firmament Light Hall was terrifyingly quiet. The imperial might that had once been propped up by the entire royal family had vanished like yesterday's flowers, leaving the starry sky crystal-clear, with only my Star Casket world remaining.
The corner of my mouth curled into a carefree smile. "Wife, all the people causing trouble are gone this time. You can take your revenge without holding back."
Cang Zhao swallowed hard before finally squeezing out, "Husband... are we the bad guys or the good guys?"
"Well, that depends on the person. When it comes to killing, it depends on whom you ask. In my eyes, if killing their entire family can save more people than their family numbers, then they deserve to die. And vice versa." I naturally knew that Cang Zhao couldn't bear it.
After all, the bad things her enemies had done had never been directly displayed before her.
Good people were merely those who had never seen bad people commit evil before their eyes—or had never had evil befall them personally.
Even a rabbit would bite when cornered. I simply refused to play the saint before the fact.
"Then Cang Zhao understands. They deserve to die!" Cang Zhao was a princess herself. Even though she came from a collateral branch, she could hardly be unaware of the royal clan's bloodiness.
The law of the jungle, cruel rules, and brutal punishments had been carved into their bones from childhood. To servants, those in high positions killing people as they pleased was utterly commonplace, to say nothing of Cang Xiao's family, who stood at the very top of the royal food chain.
In fact, Cang Luo might even have been the kindest of them all.
No longer influenced by saintly compassion, Cang Zhao immediately activated the calamity of the Chaotic