Can a child who has been raised by evil be a good person?
Xiao Wu Jiu gave the answer through actions - he cared deeply for his own people and protected his own people to the core, and tried his best to deceive his enemies to the point where he cried for his father and mother. When his evil intentions were exposed, he didn't blush or gasp, and he could still smile and say "it's you who are too naive." His brain circuit was more sophisticated than an old fox, his words were smoother than honey, his shamelessness was an ancestral skill, and his double standard was an instinct engraved in his DNA.
As for "good" and "bad"? He smiled and calculated: "Let's see who is right - what I care about is the law of heaven; what I don't like is the evil ways~"
Super nice book