Legalism School believed in using punishment to stop punishment: impose severe penalties to deter others from daring to break the law.
The news that Luo Fu had been executed at the Legalism School Execution Ground quickly spread throughout Taiyi Academy. The academy even issued a special notice warning its other disciples not to follow Luo Fu's example by using Prohibited Items to advance their cultivation.
Yu Sui was the last to leave the execution hall.
She stood at the hall's entrance, waiting until Luo Fu's body had been torn to pieces and finally burned to ashes, utterly eradicating this filth and allowing none of it to remain in the world.
The jade statues lining either side of the passage slowly turned away.
Yu Sui raised a hand to rub the back of her neck, then stepped forward, squinting into the daylight.
She was very satisfied with the Sages' conduct today.
She was growing increasingly curious about how the other Sages would react once Ou Rushuang's relationship with Xuan Kui was exposed, and what they would do.
Academy disciples who used Lan Poison or took part in the Lan Du Organization's activities were to be tried and executed. But who would judge Taiyi's Sages?
Clearly, not Geothermal Core Power.
When this thing chose people, it never considered their moral character or distinguished between good and evil.
At least now she could be sure that someone in Legalism would not turn a blind eye to such matters or privately shield those involved.
East Feilin, in the Legalism School, was a Green Bamboo Forest stretching for miles. At the end of the stone path stood a tall Bamboo Tower. The plaque above the door bore the words Feilin Residence, its strokes powerful yet elegant, austere and striking.
Although Wei Xizhen often stayed in