The information Su Ye revealed this time was rather explosive, and the women took a long while to recover from it.
Su Ye seemed to know that as well. He deliberately paused for a moment before continuing once he felt the timing was right:
[That's right, Tang San, with the strength of a Titled Douluo, pierced Angel God Qian Renxue's heart.]
[It was also because of this part of the plot that many people in my previous life said the Deities of Douluo were trash. Forget comparing them to powerhouses from other worlds—even against those below God Rank, they couldn't achieve absolute suppression. They were truly pathetic.]
[Actually, that wasn't the case. Compared to powerhouses from other worlds, they were indeed weaklings, but their dominance over those beneath God Rank was still decent.]
[Qian Renxue ended up this way mainly because she brought it upon herself.]
[She was too arrogant, and she also had feelings for Tang San. She held back at every turn. Otherwise, Tang San absolutely wouldn't have lasted three breaths.]
[After being severely wounded, Qian Renxue seemed to regain some clarity. In a furious rage, she wanted to get serious and kill Tang San. Yet, by sheer coincidence, the time limit of their wager ran out.]
[As the representative of the knights, Qian Renxue naturally kept her promise and allowed Tang San to leave.]
[Speaking of which, I have to complain again.]
[Qian Renxue's characterization was actually rather contradictory before and after.]
[Whenever it was unfavorable to her, she strictly upheld the spirit of chivalry. She had the pride of being a descendant of the Angel God, kept her promises, stood for righteousness and light, and disdained petty tricks.]
[For example, here. Though unwilling, she still let Tang San go and did not break the agreement.]
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