Zhu Pingniang intentionally let Xu Chang’an recall his state at the ti, not holding back, and said:
"Upon first grasping life and death, there is no difference between the mundane world and the Immortal Sect. As a ranger eliminating evil like you, the initial feelings... are nothing more than the ’justified killing to promote good’ and ’depriving life is always a sin’ clashing within your mind."
Zhu Pingniang spread her hands: "Ordinary people would tell themselves that as long as you kill the wicked, it’s fine; there shouldn’t be any psychological burden."
Xu Chang’an thought to himself that Senior Zhu was indeed deserving of her reputation, everything she said was not wrong at all.
In fact, he was not really an emotionless person. Initially, there was indeed a bit of a psychological shock, and the mont when the longsword was stained with blood made his heart tremble uncontrollably.
But after truly understanding so things, there wasn’t the slightest bit of hesitation anymore.
"So, I thought very clearly at the ti, if you weren’t at ease after exterminating the bandit camp, I would tell you... To eliminate evil thoroughly, slaying evil does not count as killing, or rather, killing bad people is rightful." Zhu Pingniang laughed: "Those people deserved to die, blunt as it may be, but it is the truth."
Xu Chang’an couldn’t quite understand what deep aning Zhu Pingniang intended by suddenly bringing this up.
Most of the ti, he actually deliberately avoided these matters, and didn’t particularly want Yun Qian to know, so he wouldn’t bring it up himself.
Nowadays, after the surroundings of Beisang City were cleaned up, he rarely took on such tasks.
"Chang’an, I’ve always believed that the temperant of a cultivator is more important than talent, the better the talent, the more so." Zhu Pingniang looked into Xu Chang’an’s eyes: "So, at that ti... what exactly were you thinking?"
Upon hearing this, Xu Chang’an sighed lightly.
"Don’t sigh, go ahead, how did you get over that hurdle?" Zhu Pingniang asked with great interest.
Xu Chang’an was helpless.
A hurdle?
Is it necessary?
"Wait." Zhu Pingniang, seeing Xu Chang’an’s eyes, suddenly froze and couldn’t help but say: "Was it Miss Yun?"
"Mm."
The room suddenly beca very quiet.
"...Then it’s nothing." Zhu Pingniang’s eye twitched.
So it was.
Yun Qian lives right in Beisang City, would Xu Chang’an spare any bandit that might pose a threat to Yun Qian?
No matter how slim the possibility, not feeling at ease ans not feeling at ease.
Zhu Pingniang covered her face with one hand.
Once again, she was shown off.
It turns out, it was to protect Yun Qian.
Does soone like Xu Chang’an need any psychological counseling?
Does he need a reason to protect Miss Yun?
The reason he acted wasn’t out of any grand righteousness, so naturally, he wouldn’t be troubled by empty and pretentious grand principles.
With a firm mind, how could he be shaken, and there’s no need for others to open his eyes.
"What a bother." Zhu Pingniang muttered: "I originally wanted to bring up those old matters to stir up your ferocity back then, to get you to give a hard ti..."
But since it was to protect Yun Qian, how could he be ruthless?
Xu Chang’an: "???"
What was she talking about?
"Never mind, there are other ways... Sure enough, to deal with you, one still has to start from Miss Yun." Zhu Pingniang laughed: "I guess asking wasn’t for nothing."
Today, this beating, Zhu Tongjun is bound for it.
She lightly traced a circle with her finger, and a barrier appeared in front of her.
Xu Chang’an didn’t get hurt by her spell, so she couldn’t really get punched in the face by a junior, wouldn’t that be a loss?
She wanted to test skills, not because she was sick... although it was almost the sa as being sick.
"To better choose a cultivation technique for you and Ms. Yun, I need to know your cultivation and... hmm, ability." Zhu Pingniang might as well have written ’finding excuses’ on her face, as she said with a serious expression:
"I need to test it myself, Chang’an... give it your all, let test your cultivation."
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