[Same year, after successfully comprehending it, you also sensed the trouble you had inadvertently caused during your secluded cultivation. Because of that perception, you knew best how these people had died. Thus, unexpectedly, the guilt in your heart was not as heavy as you had imagined.]
[However, you still valued life greatly, so you had no intention of completely turning a blind eye to these vulnerable groups merely because you were now powerful enough.
You entrusted Ye Qingchen with investigating the casualties caused by the entire incident and handling the aftermath. Given the Ye Family's current strength and wealth, compensating these people was hardly troublesome.
Under your orders, anyone who was not truly beyond saving could receive a considerable sum in compensation. On the other hand, if circumstances permitted and an investigation revealed that someone's situation was unusual, you could also, as appropriate, turn back time and restore their life afterward—though this had to be done in secret. The three different treatments corresponded respectively to the three groups: "those who deserved to die," "those who would have died anyway," and "those who should not have died"...]
[In the 9,375,149th year, after comprehending the Death Law to the seventh grade, you could clearly sense its power. Although your ability to comprehend it to such a level stemmed entirely from the Life Law and the Two Extremes Authority, that did not affect your recognition of its strength.]
[The Life Law could allow you to save the wounded, even restore the dead to life. The Death Law was both compatible with it and opposed to it. Their compatibility lay in the fact that, when you finally became willing to spend time researching both simultaneously, you discovered that once they each reached their limits, they would briefly show signs of fusion. This also made