Ch. 504We Need to Distinguish Who Our Enemy Is (3)
Ye Qingcang told the Evil God King that he would hold powerful figures accountable for the harm they caused rather than indiscriminately punish all Deities. The Evil God King then explained how the Original Five Great God Kings differed from later Deities and why Asura’s role in law and judgment had left him conflicted.
- The Evil God King asked whether Ye Qingcang would kill the surviving Deities once he gained overwhelming power, and Ye Qingcang answered that he would repay each life and debt according to a new rule.
- Ye Qingcang said the Rakshasa God should answer for her role in Qian Xunji’s fall and for Bibidong’s suffering, while he held complicated feelings toward the Asura God for both causing his troubles and providing ways to resolve them.
- Ye Qingcang clarified that he resented powerful figures who treated the weak as chess pieces, not Deities as a whole, and the Evil God King praised his outlook.
- The Evil God King explained that the Original Five Great God Kings were primordial beings created by heaven and earth, unlike the later generations of Deities.
- The Evil God King described the Five Gods’ complementary authorities and said Asura’s impartial law and judgment became twisted when it collided with human emotion.