The Heroes of Gulong: Great Chefs from Past to Present

Chapter 274 Morality is at heart
Is there no justice in the world?

Questioning God?

Li Chaofeng's words were full of contempt for God.

Even Xiao Yu'er, who was relatively familiar with Li Chaofeng, was afraid of Li Chaofeng's unreasonable anger.

Others were controlled by anger and could hardly say any words to refute.

Li Chaofeng didn't even care about divine punishment and even dared to accuse God. What else could they say?
Reasonable?
If Li Chaofeng recognized their reasoning, the Diancang Sect would not need to fight Li Chaofeng.

Wu Tao looked at Li Chaofeng's face, but his eyes turned to the person who had been hiding in the corner so that Li Chaofeng could not see him.

"Faced with such demons, is the Flying Swordsman still hesitant?"

Ah Fei is here?

Li Chaofeng hadn't seen Ah Fei for two or three years, nor had he specifically tracked Ah Fei. He had long forgotten all about the smell.

"The room is too small, it's not good if you break things."

Li Chaofeng looked at Ah Fei. The wolf skin he once wore had been replaced by a coarse cloth gown that could still be seen, but the simple iron bamboo sword was still the same as before.

At this time, hearing that Li Chaofeng dared to ridicule even the sky, Ah Fei also smiled contemptuously.

"You want to lure them out?"

Li Chaofeng did not enter directly because he had this consideration.

Moreover, after two or three years, Ah Fei's overall appearance had changed. Of course he didn't know that the swordsman in the corner was Ah Fei.

The madness disappeared instantly, Li Chaofeng narrowed his eyes and sneered at the corner of his mouth.

When Ah Fei pointed out Li Chaofeng's personality, it was not because he was already on Li Chaofeng's side.

Wu Tao was confused: "What does this have to do with Master Hu?"

"Hu Tiehua is really a big talker. One day when he is free, he must teach him a lesson."

"Hu Tiehua told me some things that I didn't quite understand, but now I understand a little bit."

Ah Fei's smile is wonderful, but they need Ah Fei's fast sword.

"Hu Tiehua said that you don't believe in retribution, so most of what you say cannot be believed. Please be careful when I get along with you and don't be fooled."

After thinking about the cause and effect, A Fei understood what Li Chaofeng had just done.

The house is too low, and it's not all filled with mediocre hands. It would be dangerous to break in by force.

A Fei arrived at Renyizhuang, but he didn't want to become Li Chaofeng's enemy.

Li Chaofeng didn't refute, just nodded and smiled.

The house is extremely small, and Kuai Jian is best suited for fighting in such a small place.

A Fei walked out of the corner with his sword in hand, looked directly into Li Chaofeng's eyes, then sighed and shook his head.

He didn't want to become Li Chaofeng's enemy, but he also didn't want to watch Li Chaofeng continue to kill people.

"A person who never believes in the existence of God, even if he criticizes Buddha and ancestors, he is just deceiving others. Am I right?"

"Didn't Hu Tiehua remind you that besides not believing in retribution, I am also very stingy in my actions?"

A Fei shook his head: "He just said that you care about small things!"

Lowering his head, Ah Fei looked into Li Chaofeng's eyes. He was thinking and judging. He took a deep breath, and there was only bitterness on Ah Fei's face.

"What Hu Tiehua said is right. It's really difficult to understand a person who tells lies."

"He can no longer tell whether you are good or bad. No one can tell whether you are good or bad."

The intuition A Fei gained from the grassland has long been torn to pieces by the entanglement of the world.

Li Chaofeng, a good man who was once recognized by A Fei, is now unable to make a judgment.

Li Chaofeng looked at A Fei, his eyes were lifeless after not seeing him for two years.

The ignorance, innocence and honesty I once had have been lost over the years.

Wanting to become a hero, A Fei changed a lot.

After thinking for a long time, Li Chaofeng smiled.

"Good or bad things are always a matter of opinion,"

"If you see me as a good person, I am a good person; if you see me as a bad person, I will naturally be a bad person."

"If you want to distinguish between good and bad, you have to determine in your mind what is good and what is bad."

"And this is called morality."

The reason A Fei wants to become a hero is to surpass Shen Lang, but he doesn't understand what a hero is. When he sees someone bullying a weak person on the street, he will help him, but this is just imitating the actions of others.

The more A Fei wants to become a hero, the more confused he becomes.

He was born in the wilderness, competing with wolves for food. The rules among wild beasts have always been straightforward.

Enemies you want to kill, or friends you can hunt with.

It turns out that this is called morality.

A Fei: "What is morality?"

Li Chaofeng smiled: "It depends on you. Whatever you think is moral is what it is."

Heart.
A Fei's eyes brightened a little, then he looked directly at Li Chaofeng and asked again.

"So in your mind, is what you did good or bad?"

Li Chaofeng's eyes paused for a moment and he lowered his head slightly.

Li Chaofeng hates people who use intuition to judge people's hearts, because they always catch the loopholes in their words.

Even if they don't know it's a vulnerability.

Soon, Li Chaofeng raised his head, with a look of helplessness in his eyes.

"There's no answer to that question."

A Fei was stunned for a moment, then his face was full of doubts, and soon a trace of curiosity flashed in his eyes.

"Is there no answer, or do you not want to answer?"

Li Chaofeng's smile disappeared and he looked at the six people behind A Fei, then his eyes were cold.

"Maybe he doesn't want to answer."

Li Chaofeng didn't want to answer because his answer would make him uncomfortable.

It is difficult for A Fei, who regards the law of survival as his morality, to become a world-famous hero.

Li Chaofeng, who takes modern laws as his criterion, is not even a hero!
Looking away from A Fei, Li Chaofeng stared at everyone, stepped aside half a step, and said something in his mouth.

"A Fei, I don't want to kill you, it's time for you to leave."

Ah Fei's sword was clenched, then loosened, clenched again, and then loosened.

In the end, he did not leave, but just raised his head, stared at Li Chaofeng, and reminded him softly.

"They didn't take action. It won't do you any good to kill these people now."

It's really no good.

Although this group of people are hiding in the shadows and plotting against Li Chaofeng, everyone has a great reputation in the world.

The owner of Wuzheng Villa, the leader of Dian Cang, and the leader of Qingcheng Temple can be killed at will.

Even if it is the Huashan Shadowless Sword, it must be handled well to avoid causing trouble.

Gratitude and enmity also depend on the background, otherwise it will be the anger of both humans and gods.

On the other hand, the unknown Tie Peng and the anonymous Di Lin were killed immediately.

Unknown people are always prone to death.

Li Chaofeng didn't want to explain too much. If it was just for his own fame, he would have gone overseas a long time ago and waded into troubled waters.

Wei Wei stared at A Fei's face.

"A Fei, you should remember who Li Xunhuan said I was?"

Ah Fei remembered the assertion Li Xunhuan made to Li Chaofeng back then and nodded silently.

"Brother Li said you are a tyrant."

Li Chaofeng nodded, first glanced at A Fei, then glanced around, his face showing murderous intent again.

"In this case, don't provoke me if you have nothing to do, because I will not show mercy."

A Fei took a deep breath and didn't pay attention to Li Chaofeng's threat. He just walked up and the bamboo sword appeared.

Seeing that A Fei's whole body was blocking the entrance, Li Chaofeng looked at the other person's eyes, somewhat understanding his thoughts, and shook his head helplessly.

"Is this your choice to settle the matter with your own life? How stupid!"

Ah Fei smiled, he hadn't laughed for a long time.

"I've always been stupider than you, but I just know it now."

(End of this chapter)