The fallen immortal Ge Xun once proved the Tao through killing and vowed to kill all sinners in the world.
Heaven demoted him to the mortal world, resumed his search for the Tao, laughed at his delusion, and waited for him to die of exhaustion.
He wanted to prove that he was right - there must be pure and innocent people in this world.
Until he picked up a young apprentice.
Lu Xinglu looks like him, but not like him. To show loyalty, one can kill one's father, to become stronger one can cultivate demons, and to retain one's master, one can even deceive one's master and destroy one's ancestors.
"Master, you said that everyone in the world is guilty." The young man was covered in blood and riddled with demonic energy, but he smiled clearly, "What about you and me? We... Who are we?"
Ge Xun held the mace in his hand, pointing at the evil disciple he had raised.
My body was shaking, and for the first time, I couldn't find the answer.
Intention: Good and evil are not absolute. Real justice lies in balance and redemption, not judgment and elimination.
