Achieving Transcendence Through Corpse Burning
Chapter 1126

Sitting and Discussing the Dao

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"Y-you... Great Immortal Green Ox, you are such an overbearing, unreasonable person." The Rat Clan Elder Demon choked up, his face flushing crimson with rage.

"Reason?"

Qin He immediately sneered. "Fine, if you want to hear it, I'll explain this reason to you."

"First, even if the Blood Oath is real, it was an oath made by ancients tens of thousands of years ago. It has nothing to do with their descendants. There is still some sense in fathers repaying their debts through their sons, but have you ever heard of grandfathers' debts being repaid by their grandsons? And this is tens of thousands of years, a thousand generations. A person can only decide for himself. In desperate straits, every promise is made to escape those straits; out of ten parts of one's words, perhaps one part is sincere. You all know that perfectly well."

"Second, your clan relies on nothing but a single Blood Oath to demand without restraint, never knowing when to stop. What bullshit Blood Oath? At its core, you simply refuse to give up the longevity resources here. The excuse you've dragged out is pure nonsense."

"Third, devouring human souls and severing innocent Human Race members from both this life and the next—even the Underworld is not as vicious as you. You ghosts commit evil; you are the chief culprits, and your crimes would take every bamboo stalk in the world to record."

"Fourth, in this world, there are immortals and demons. Both immortals and demons draw upon the world, and both carry out slaughter. So what is an immortal, and what is a demon? I'll tell you: restraining oneself makes one an immortal; restraining others makes one a demon. To have propriety, restraint, and limits is to be an immortal. To be without reason, restraint,

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