"...This was the Silver Blood Society's Fourth Wonder, Yin Minghong's scheme, 'Killing by Order.' When it came to Jing Zhengwei's commands, he carried them out to the fullest without questioning right or wrong. When Jing Zhengwei purged the Jing family, he personally killed its important members, driving the family away from Jing Zhengwei; when Jing Zhengwei plundered Profound Candle Prefecture's wealthy households, he slaughtered one family and confiscated the possessions of ten, making the Silver Blood members furious at Jing Zhengwei's violent rule yet afraid to speak out, though they still had enough strength to resist..."
"Yin Minghong sold out his brothers and comrades to gain a sliver of hope and infiltrate the Jing family. Even until the day Jing Zhengwei died, he believed Yin Minghong was his most loyal Second Boss. Yin Minghong indeed never did anything to betray the Jing family, but his actions drove Profound Candle Prefecture's situation to an irreconcilable point."
"This was the dark military strategy belonging to an undercover agent: 'Killing by Order.' Blood was the currency of war. So long as enough was paid, war would naturally arrive as promised. In the end, White Night became the ultimate winner..."
In the lecture hall of the Guards Teaching Building, the students listened in a trance, but they did not forget to lower their heads and take notes. They could almost imagine that the bulletin board would be torn apart for an entire week because of Yin Minghong.
Compared with First Oddity Jing Qingfu's "Qingfu's Wine Persuasion," Two Oddities Listening to the Ancients' "Raising Soldiers for a Thousand Days," and Third Oddity Qin Leyin's "Young Master Offers Head," Fourth Wonder Yin Minghong's "Killing by Order" was simply too controversial. His background was so convoluted: born in White Night, taking part in the mine revolt, submitting