Setting the Rules

"I'd say they never showed much temper from beginning to end, and nobody said anything else either."

Things had turned out this way because there had been no other choice. Otherwise, who would bring this up as an issue?

"You're not wrong at all, and you don't think there's any problem with it, but some situations have been useless from start to finish. It's not like people can do whatever they want."

"Then I have a question. The Leisure Sect has been fighting the imitators for so long, yet no one has spoken up or done anything. From beginning to end, everyone has remained calm."

If that was truly normal, then would anyone else's explanation still be of any use?

"I don't know why you'd say that, but from beginning to end, weren't we all doing this for that final moment?"

Or perhaps, in order to achieve that goal, everyone had already resorted to every possible means.

"Lin Feng, what do you think? You can't possibly refuse to voice an opinion, can you? This situation is crucial—you have to offer something for us to consider."

"If you insist on asking, I'll certainly answer you. But not every situation can go as you wish!"

Lin Feng remained calm. Back then, he had explained so much only because, judging by what had happened this time, it all seemed somewhat unreasonable.

"Then think it over some more. Surely the two of them can still come up with a proper answer."

When Zhou Qinglan heard the news, he was exceptionally angry, because they had never expected the matter to be so thorny.

"If you did all this just for this moment, then I have nothing to say."

But he did not think there could be any direct connection between the two.

"Indeed, what you're