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Chapter 148 If it were me, I would have killed Bibi Dong and Yu Xiaogang from the very beginning! (Please continue reading!)

As the saying goes, death avenges everything. This was Qian Xunji's doing, and his death has already repaid Bibi Dong for what she did. Qian Daoliu, Qian Renxue, and even the entire Qian family owe Bibi Dong nothing.

[It could even be said that Bibi Dong, as Qian Renxue's mother, has always been so indifferent to Qian Renxue, which is something she, as a mother, owes her. Since you chose to give birth to Qian Renxue and couldn't bear to kill her, why do you still torment her like this?]

[Bibi Dong's experience in the locked room was pitiful, but isn't Qian Renxue's life from childhood also pitiful? I can hardly imagine if she knew these things now, I wonder if she could bear it.]

The women: As expected, Qian Renxue already knows.

Bibi Dong:

Although Dai Yichen said that, Bibi Dong still couldn't get over it. It was her precious first time, which was taken away like that. Dai Yichen wasn't a woman, so he couldn't empathize with her!

Although the two eventually reconciled and buried the hatchet, it was only because Bibi Dong took a fatal blow for Qian Renxue, dying in her place. Otherwise, Qian Renxue might not have forgiven Bibi Dong, her father's killer! There's a saying: justice may be delayed, but it will not be absent. But is justice delayed still justice? And is a belated apology still an apology?

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Justice may be delayed but it will not be absent, but is justice delayed still justice?

This statement gave the women a completely new perspective on Dai Yichen. The statement was very accurate, even a bit ahead of its time.

They also believed that justice delayed is justice denied, since the person was already dead by then, so what was the point of carrying out so-called justice?

For those who are already dead, it means nothing anymore.

Bibi Dong herself is very intelligent, and she understands what Dai Yichen means. If she wants to reconcile with Qian Renxue, she has to do it as soon as possible.

But how can we put aside our past grievances?

Should he let Qian Renxue kill him?

She believed that Qian Renxue would also be unable to bring herself to kill her, but restoring their relationship was not as simple as just being honest about everything, unless Qian Xunji could come back to life!

Qian Xunji took her virginity, causing her to separate from Yu Xiaogang. This was a shadow she could never erase for the rest of her life, and she had not yet made up her mind.

She knew that the biggest fault for what happened back then lay with her, but even if she didn't care about the past, she couldn't bring Qian Xunji back to life. It was ultimately an unsolvable problem.

[Qian Daoliu was largely responsible for Qian Renxue's eventual heartbreak; his procrastination forced her to accept the harsh reality.]

[Actually, after the incident in the locked room, the six elders intended to kill Bibi Dong for Qian Xunji's sake, but Qian Daoliu stopped them all, on the grounds that Qian Renxue had already lost her father and could not lose her mother as well, and that the Qian family owed Bibi Dong for this matter.]

From my perspective as an outsider, this is very problematic. Bibi Dong's hatred will definitely not dissipate because of Qian Xunji's death. She might even plan to destroy the Spirit Hall and even the entire continent. Therefore, her principle for killing is often to nip it in the bud. Even if the person has not done anything to wrong you, you will still kill them to prevent future troubles!

Bibi Dong established the Spirit Empire with the plan of unifying the entire continent, bringing the Spirit Hall's prestige to its peak, and then personally destroying the Spirit Hall. She wanted to wipe out the Qian family, and was even so insane as to want to destroy the continent.

[But whether destroying the continent was just an angry outburst needs careful consideration. If she truly wanted to destroy the continent, she wouldn't have deliberately given the Heaven Dou Empire three days to surrender after Tang San's death, allowing them a chance to regroup. It's like killing someone without finishing them off; Bibi Dong should have been more forceful and shattered Tang San's body into pieces. Even if the God of Food and the Nine-Colored Goddess had countless methods, they wouldn't have been able to revive him.]

Bibi Dong:

Destroy the continent? Don't you dare slander me! I have no such intention!

She did consider taking revenge on the Qian family, but she never intended to destroy the continent.

[If I were Qian Daoliu, I would kill Bibi Dong immediately, and then kill Yu Xiaogang. Don't they want to be together? Let them be husband and wife in the underworld. As for Qian Renxue not having a mother, if her existence would bring misfortune to her life, wouldn't it be better to simply make her disappear and fabricate a white lie?]

[Qian Xunji and Bibi Dong went to hunt soul beasts together, but died in a beast tide, or perhaps they left to search for the inheritance of a godhood. Whatever the reason, Qian Renxue's childhood could never have been as painful as it is now!]

Bibi Dong: So I have to die no matter what?

Bibi Dong realized that Dai Yichen didn't have a good impression of her. Whether it was because he knew her fate or because he was a prince of the Star Luo Empire, it seemed that the two of them were ultimately on opposite sides.

This gave her a headache. Due to the restrictions of the diary copy, she couldn't take any action. If she showed any murderous intent towards Dai Yichen, she would probably be eliminated by the system. So why should she let him get the diary copy?

Could it be that this was all to mess with her?

Bibi Dong believes that she needs to save herself now, and she needs to change Dai Yichen's view of her, as well as Qian Renxue's attitude towards her!

The women: What you're saying seems to make a lot of sense.

Indeed, if Bibi Dong had disappeared from the beginning, then the disappearance of both Bibi Dong and Qian Xunji could have been fabricated by Qian Daoliu alone, and the other six elders would certainly have kept their mouths shut.

In this way, Qian Renxue wouldn't go to the Heavenly Dou Empire to carry out any infiltration plans, and her path to godhood could begin much faster.

I'm currently reading the error-free version! This is my first novel. (Reading)

As for the sacrifice of Qian Daoliu to become a god, they said there was nothing they could do about it, as Qian Daoliu's fate was sealed from the moment he became the Grand Priest.

[In my past life, many people considered Qian Daoliu to be the moral standard of Douluo Continent, but I felt he didn't deserve it. Does inaction equate to being a moral standard? You can't calculate it that way, right? The reason he didn't attack Bibi Dong was simply because he had his own plans.] (Will anyone criticize me for this?)

[If he were truly a moral paragon, would the Spirit Hall have sent people to the Clear Sky Sect to coerce them into closing their gates after Qian Xunji's death? This couldn't have been orchestrated by Bibi Dong, the culprit; it's highly likely that Qian Daoliu permitted it.]

[After all, his own son is dead. If he doesn't do something afterward, wouldn't the Spirit Hall be looked down upon by other forces on the continent?]

(End of this chapter)