Jin Wuya's condition was no one's fault but his own. He had brought it all upon himself, and because of him, you and several other battlefields had been affected as well. If not for your many methods, he could be called the chief culprit behind this fierce battle's defeat.
However, Jin Wuya had an explanation. The last time he fought Kong Hui in the Mountain Sea Illusion Realm, he had still been able to fight one against two. How could he have imagined that Kong Hui's strength had grown so powerful that he could forcibly imprison him within a divine ability...
Compared to him, Xing Yao had simply been cursed with terrible luck. Kong Hui's strength was a dimensional strike against her, forcing her to repeatedly bring out Dao Artifacts to block fatal attacks. Only her seasoned survival instincts had kept her from perishing on the spot, but she suffered backlash in both body and soul, and even her Dao Fruit was damaged. Her injuries were only slightly lighter than a damaged true spirit.
Afterward, Xing Yao woke after you had somewhat eased the damage to her Dao Fruit. Upon discovering that both her wealth and possessions had been wiped clean, she found reality difficult to accept. Several life-saving items she had accumulated over many years, along with a Sixth-ring Dao Artifact, were gone just like that. A classic case of "the person lived, but the money was gone."
Yet unlike Jin Wuya, who had only himself to blame, Xing Yao had temporarily held back Kong Hui and prevented him from breaking the deadlock on the other battlefields. In your view, that was no small contribution. Thus, you gave Xing Yao all the treasures Kong Jue had left behind after his death, as well as Kong Jue's true spirit. While