At the Very Least, the Other Party Was Fair!

Malice.

Pure malice.

Those he knew.

Those he did not know.

Those who were hostile toward him.

Those who held him in reverence...

Diagulaga regarded every single being in the world without distinction, treating everything equally.

All living and dead things, all tangible and intangible things, were targets he needed to eradicate.

To a great extent.

Although they had never met, Xi Shenlian rather agreed with Diagulaga.

There was no other reason.

Regardless of whether the other party was good or evil.

Regardless of what the other party's goals were.

At the very least, the other party was fair!

Fair!

Fair!!

Fair as fucking hell!!!

Extremely and equally fair!!!

In this regard.

Even Xi Shenlian had to deeply admire the other party's rigor and earnestness, and acknowledge it.

Even he still had some family members he cared about.

He could not achieve absolute fairness.

As for the other party, as one who truly embodied the concept of fairness and had achieved the pinnacle of fairness for all things, there was no doubt that Diagulaga's accomplishments in this area had surpassed Xi Shenlian's by far.

This made Xi Shenlian genuinely admire Diagulaga, this stranger he had never met.

How could everyone discriminate against such an idealistic person who was willing to work hard for it?

However.

Admiration was one thing.

Many times, Xi Shenlian's admiration ultimately failed to receive any good result or response. Instead, he only received the opposite.

For example, while he admired Diagulaga's conduct and character, the other party held genuine hostility toward him.

It could only be said that this was some sort of irreconcilable contradiction.

Xi Shenlian admired the other party's conduct and character.

But the other party's conduct and character also determined that the other party would certainly be hostile toward him.

Hmm~

Perhaps this