Why Should I Pay the Debt Owed by Xianmen?

As I write this, I have been thinking about a question. If a person does get some kind of "benefits", does he have to bear the consequences? But what if he doesn't know what it is? Someone received a portion of food. Someone gets a small share of the proceeds. Someone has an extra right on the roster. They thought they just got something that could save their lives. But many times, no one seriously tells them what is really attached. After something happens, everyone can point to that record and say: You took it. So you are responsible. I feel more and more now that the word "benefit" is actually very complicated. Getting something does not seem to be the same thing as truly knowing why you can get it and what you will have to bear in the future. Then if it's you: If a person doesn't know what a "benefit" is and doesn't know what the cost is, should he still be responsible for this benefit?

As I write this, I have been thinking about a question. A set of rules can be written very fairly: Whoever owes the debt shall repay it. Whoever gets the benefit bears the cost. Everyone plays by the same set of rules. But in reality, some people can refuse, delay, change the contract, and even find ways to withdraw from it. Other people can't even say "no". In the end, the rules have not changed, but the people who bear the consequences are always the same group. In this case: The rules are the same, is it really fair? I'd love to see what everyone thinks.

Recently, when I was writing "The Immortal Sect's Accounts Must Be Lively Settled", I kept thinking about a question. If a person really deserves to be saved. But the price of saving him will not disappear, it will only be transferred to another person who did nothing wrong at all. You don't have to sign. But if you don't sign, that person may really die. If it were you, what would you choose? Xiao Miao really wants to see everyone's answers.