A bandit never left empty-handed.
Since he was already here, how could Du Ge leave after saying just a couple of words?
If he left, wouldn't that mean Tong Shihong had been stabbed for nothing?
So even if Zong Gui hadn't provoked him, he would still have made Huashan submit.
No matter what kind of world it was, might made right.
If you didn't have the strength to back it up, you could preach fairness and justice all you wanted. Would anyone listen?
"This Feng Qi may be clever, but he still couldn't resist being provoked!"
"He was too reckless. What a shame that the Peacekeeping Gang's promising momentum is about to vanish."
"Feng Qi was overconfident, too. He had so many men under his command, yet he insisted on attending the meeting with only two others..."
"He never bothered to cultivate loyalty. Who in the Peacekeeping Gang would risk their life for Feng Qi? Why do you think he seriously injured Tong Shihong before the fight? If a battle breaks out, do you think Tong Shihong will help him? Honestly, the Peacekeeping Gang didn't rebel after Feng Qi left. That alone proves how skillful he is at keeping them in line."
"That makes sense."
"So why did Feng Qi establish the Peacekeeping Gang? He worked himself to the bone and got nothing out of it. Was he really just trying to uphold justice for those peasants?"
"He's a Heavenly Demon. You can't judge him by human standards. Do you know why they're called Heavenly Demons? There's a saying among performers: 'If you don't go mad, you won't survive.'
"Feng Qi said that Heavenly Demons each have their own attributes, and they must act according to those attributes. But I think demons are actually driven by obsessions. They're trapped