The Kun Void Cauldron slowly revolved, the dark-blue words upon it gradually freezing into place.
[Faced with such a situation... you choose.] 1. Have Lu Yu pursue Ouyang Huangquan. (Hint: There may be considerable gains, and considerable danger.) 2. Go with him to pursue Ouyang Huangquan. (Hint: There may be considerable gains, and danger.) 3. Do not let Lu Yu pursue him; kill the people inside first. (Hint: You may encounter danger.) 4. Do not let Lu Yu pursue him, and do not touch the people inside. (Hint: There may be considerable gains, and you may also encounter danger.) 5. Leave. (Hint: You may encounter a crisis, and it may even implicate those nearby.) 6. Have Lu Yu wound Ouyang Huangquan without taking his life, then return immediately. (Hint: There may be an unexpected gain, or things may head into the unknown. Choose carefully.) 7. Participate personally. (2/3)
Yu Ke looked at the seven choices that had suddenly appeared before him.
So many choices rarely appeared. Whenever they did, it meant the situation was complicated.
Judging from the simulation, many people were unhappy to see "Lu Chen" descend Mount Zhongnan and claim the throne.
News from the Moon-Embracing Tower had already leaked out.
"Yuetang River"—a Grandmaster of the martial world had laid an ambush to kill the Prince of Yan!
Regardless of whether the news was true, or deliberately released false information,
danger certainly lurked within it.
Their target had always been "Lu Chen."
There would not only be obstruction from the four kingdoms, but killing intent from the martial world as well.
Looking at the first two options, having Lu Yu pursue him might mean falling for a scheme to lure the tiger away from the mountain.
But why would danger arise even if they chose not