Debating the Heroes

Seeing the two Jianghu captains standing side by side before him, with over two hundred martial arts experts behind them, Ye Weiming felt like his whole world had gone wrong.

Actually, compared with the petty gains he could obtain from saving A Zhu, Ye Weiming cared more about another, far more important hidden quest.

Xiao Feng's final fate!

According to several plot guides provided by Yin Bukui, Xiao Feng was undoubtedly the most tragic, yet also the most heroic, of all the protagonists recorded within them.

He ultimately embarked on the irreversible path of suicide outside Yanmen Pass. It seemed to have been caused by chance and coincidence, but upon closer consideration, there had been far too many inevitable factors involved.

On the surface, as a Khitan, he was not tolerated by Great Song; yet because he had prevented Yelü Hongji from invading south, he was not tolerated by the Khitan either.

The world was vast, yet there was nowhere for him to belong. Blah blah blah...

But in reality, given Xiao Feng's abilities and his lack of interest in power or profit, finding some place to live quietly would have been easy.

Was it really that the world was vast, yet held no place for him?

Rather, with the world so vast, where could Xiao Feng not go?

In Ye Weiming's view, many factors had truly driven him onto a dead-end road.

Though these factors could not defeat Xiao Feng physically, they could utterly destroy him mentally!

With all those factors piling together, he lost his will to live. Then, once he was thrown into an environment like Outside Yanmen Pass, suicide immediately became the natural outcome.

If they were talking about sins so grave that one could not be tolerated by the world...

Even people like Murong Bo