From the perspective that protecting the weak meant protecting ourselves, Huanglong delved into the importance of Benevolence, Righteousness, Propriety, Wisdom, and Faith for Duobao.
He hoped to reshape Duobao's values and outlook on life, which had grown somewhat twisted after years of wandering, while also quietly influencing his worldview.
In the days that followed, Huanglong often explained the significance of the Heavenly Regulations issued by the Heavenly Court, correcting some of the robber's instincts in Duobao.
Duobao was different from Xuandu. Xuandu was human and had grown up among the Human Clan, living by Taishang's side. His thoughts had naturally been imbued with Taishang's Dao of Non-Action.
So Xuandu's values were quite upright.
As for Duobao, the fellow's true form was a Treasure-Seeking Rat. Ever since Tongtian had enlightened him, he had wandered the Primordial Land, stealing, swindling, and doing just about everything.
In his eyes, stealing was only natural. If you could beat someone, you fought; if you couldn't, you ran. That was only common sense. He had also preyed on the weak, but rarely. Otherwise, the Heavenly Court would have hauled him off to the Demon-Slaying Platform long ago.
It wasn't that his values were already completely twisted, but he still lived by the savage rule of the strong devouring the weak.
As someone destined to become a powerful figure one day, he certainly needed to understand the law of the strong devouring the weak. But understanding it didn't mean he had to act according to it.
It was dangerous for the powerful to have no restraints on their thoughts.
Wu Chu believed that some of the Interception Sect's future disciples would act as they pleased because they had no restraints on their thoughts. For the weak, that would be a disaster.
Thus, reshaping Duobao's values was imperative.