This Cultivator Has A Dirty Heart

"I approve of them."

Chen Luo showed a firm expression, as if he really recognized the right wing represented by Yan Xu.

Although he doesn't care about all this.

But sometimes, showing your true attitude is an extremely stupid behavior.

At the same time, Chen Luo is also worried that if he says, I don't care, or that there is actually no difference between the two sides, it will make Jicang even more left-wing.

In order for Jicang to choose the right wing, he himself must first firmly choose the right wing.

Jicang didn't speak, he just looked at Chen Luo and looked him up and down.

After a long time, he slowly asked.

"Why?"

As for these questions, Chen Luo had already found countless answers before he came.

After pretending to be thoughtful for a while, he slowly spoke.

"Sacrificing some people may not be a benevolent choice."

"But it's the best option for everyone."

"Lost the small righteousness but keep the great righteousness, endure the infamy but save the common people."

“The right’s choice may seem cruel, but it is the best choice for everyone.”

"A gentleman discards his flaws to bring out his talent; a strong man cuts off his wrists to reveal his integrity."

"If we cannot seize the body at the right time, everyone will suffer in the end."

Listening to Chen Luo's explanation, Jicang fell into a long silence.

He originally thought that Chen Luo would ramble on, but he might not be able to get to the point in the last half of the day.

But what he didn't expect was that the consciousness Chen Luo showed at this time was far more profound than he thought.

He looked at Chen Luo, and he actually already had the answer in his mind, but after thinking about it again and again, he decided to ask Chen Luo something else.

Because he wanted to see how far Chen Luo's views on this matter were.

"But your senior brothers have not denied the idea of ​​your strong men breaking off their wrists."

"They just wanted to make sure before breaking the arm to see if it could be cured."

"If the arm could be cured and only one finger was broken, wouldn't it be better for everyone?"

But after hearing this, Chen Luo immediately shook his head.

"But it consumes too much."

"Isn't it too much consumption that we can't save it?"

Jicang asked immediately.

"It's not that the consumption is too great to save, but it's not worth saving."

Chen Luo's answer rarely made Ji Cang frown.

"Is human life still worth talking about?"

Chen Luo naturally knew why Jicang frowned, but he was not timid and continued to speak.

"Yes, human life is worth it or not!"

Then, without giving Ji Cang a chance to continue speaking, he firmly held the right to speak in his own hands and continued speaking immediately.

"I once heard a saying in the mortal world earlier, which is that if you save the land and lose the people, everyone and the land will be lost; if you save the people and lose the land, you will gain the people and the land."

"But we are immortal cultivators, so I want to change this sentence and tell it to Master."

"If humans survive and lose immortality, all Human Immortals will perish. If immortals survive and lose humans, all Human Immortals will survive!"

Jicang thought for a moment after listening to Chen Luo's words.

The mortal words that Chen Luo heard were nothing more than talking about wars, people, and land in the mortal world.

In order to protect the land, all people died, and if they lost their hearts, those people and the land would be gone.

As long as people are protected, even if the land is lost, as long as people's hearts remain, the land and people will be regained sooner or later.

As for Chen Luo’s revised sentence...

"These immortal cultivation resources, refined into elixirs, may be able to save these common people."

"But what if you stay and refine it into a medicine to cure immortal cultivators?"

"If these resources are used to give to the people today, it may be able to save some people, but it will cause the Seven Saints Immortal Gate to lose a large part of its resources."

"In the future, the war between good and evil started, and the disciple was injured. When he returned to the sect, he found that the medicinal materials accumulated in the sect were no longer able to refine life-saving elixirs for them. He could only watch them die, and then Or suffering from illness, so what hope do we have?”

"And as long as the immortal cultivators are alive and don't let the Ten Thousand Demons Sect get in, the people can still live and work in peace and contentment!"

Listening to Chen Luo's words, Jicang remained silent, seeming to be rethinking what Chen Luo said before.

But Chen Luo did not stop.

"Yes, the life of a mortal is life, but the life of a cultivator is not just life!"

"They are the guarantee that protects mortals from being harmed by immortal cultivators and ensures that they can live and work in peace and contentment!"

"If there are no swords and horses, how can we be healthy? If there are no righteous monks, how can we rule the people!"

"Just because there is no war now, doesn't mean there won't be one in a few days. War supplies must be retained."

“Only by being prepared for danger in times of peace can we achieve lasting peace and stability!”

After listening to Chen Luo's words, Jicang sighed helplessly.

"You should go back and rest first. I need to think about it. I need to think about it carefully."

Jicang said, rarely falling into deep thought about one thing.

He originally leans towards the left, although he doesn't usually stick to factions.

But the two disciples he personally taught were both left-wingers, and they had actually vaguely expressed his attitude.

But what Chen Luo said today really spoke to his heart, and he needed to think about it again.

It's not that the whole person has turned to the right, but he needs to think carefully about the plan to destroy the people.

When Chen Luo saw this, he couldn't help but feel worried.

Because he knows very well that there is no so-called right or wrong in many things.

When two sides argue and one side gains a clear advantage.

It’s not that the party with the advantage is right, it’s just that the party with the advantage thinks more and deeper than the party with the disadvantage.

As long as the disadvantaged party is willing to think, it will soon be able to continue to be on par with the dominant party.

This is also the essence of many debate issues.

There is no right or wrong, it just depends on who thinks more, deeper, one step, or even a few steps faster than the other person.

When the other party cannot keep up with your pace, they will naturally be unable to refute you.

But Chen Luo knew that Jicang was not a fool.

If Jicang really figured it out after thinking about it this night, it would be over.

Chen Luo originally wanted to make two preparations, and asked Jicang to agree to help him persuade Yan Xu to help him move forward the trial by two and a half months.

In this way, it doesn't matter even if Jicang figures it out.

But in the end, Chen Luo gave up the idea.

After all, the ending is still unclear.

If Jicang's attitude towards him changed sharply because of these two extra words, and he directly rejected the rightist who might have been the final winner, it would be a bit self-defeating for Chen Luo.

So after thinking for a long time, Chen Luo finally said nothing and just walked out of the room silently.

Jicang lay on the recliner again, closed his eyes, and thought about everything he had discussed with Chen Luo before.

Every word and every opinion Chen Luo said constantly echoed in his mind, colliding fiercely with his own opinions.