Immortality: Starting with a grave, I'm invincible when burying corpses.

Chu Wen died, just like everyone else in the Chu family, in a way that was not worth praising.

Initially, Mu An planned to save Chu Wen for the last moment.

He wanted the heir of the Chu family to witness the entire destruction of the Chu family before letting Chu Wen choose how he would die.

After all, he genuinely felt that this prodigy from the Chu family was quite capable and worthy of his respect.

The fact that Chu Wen could remain calm and composed in the face of death, without becoming hysterical or blaming others, and instead communicate normally with him, is enough to prove his ability.

Mu An didn't know what Chu Wen had gone through in the past, nor how he became the way he is now.

But he knew that Chu Wen was a shrewd villain, a man whose crimes were unforgivable.

Killing someone like that too quickly would be a waste.

But things never go as planned. Chu Wen went mad; he just started talking and then he went insane.

It's one thing to tear up the incriminating evidence, but they even dare to slander heroes of the world and defame the great philanthropist, Mu.

Can this be tolerated?

Mu An has always been someone who doesn't want to be wronged.

Therefore, when Chu Wen was laughing maniacally at Mu An, a five-colored sword fell from the sky, scattering Chu Wen and his ashes along with it.

After all, Chu Wen had already gone mad, and there was little point in leaving a madman to witness this grand night of genocide.

Mu An, who considered himself a virtuous man, could not bear to see such suffering, so he simply sent Chu Wen to meet the King of Hell.

He's only responsible for delivering it; how to make the final judgment is up to the King of Hell.

The night is long, and the red moon accompanies me.

It wasn't that there was actually a red moon in the sky, but rather that the number of people killed by the lightning strike was so great that the thin mist hanging over the Chu family had completely turned blood red.

Looking up at the sky through the red mist, everything was tinged with a hazy blood-red hue.

Only the five-colored disc that occupied half the sky shone brightly in the thick fog.

Unlike any other time, this time, Mu An remained seated in the sky from beginning to end.

He had his eyes closed, with a five-colored halo with a diameter of 100 meters above his back.

This is Mu An's strongest state right now, strong enough to freely use the Five Elements techniques, strong enough to summon wind and rain, and change the celestial phenomena.

Chu Wen was right. Because of consuming too many rare and precious materials with the five elements, Mu An's understanding of the Five Elements Dao was far more profound than usual. Strictly speaking, he had already stepped one foot into the realm of a terrestrial immortal.

However, this final step is far, far away; it may take a hundred years, or a thousand years, and it remains to be seen.

A five-colored halo permeated the sky, illuminating an area of ​​several miles, a magnificent sight that could be called a miracle.

Unfortunately, this magnificent scene could not ultimately transcend the high walls of the Chu family; only those within the Chu family's ancestral home could appreciate it.

The people in the Chu family's ancestral home were either terrified or had already lost their will to live, becoming mere walking corpses.

Even Mu An had to admit that the Chu family was quite skilled at "dog training".

Even now, hundreds or thousands of "madmen" are still obeying the Chu family's orders and rushing towards him.

Even though they were hunched over, thin as skin and bones, some even had iron chains around their bodies and obvious scars.

They grabbed sticks and anything else they could find, and threw them into the air like madmen.

Looking at these lives that could no longer be called "human," Mu An felt a sense of bewilderment, a feeling he hadn't experienced in a long time while killing.

To kill or not to kill?

In theory, this is a group of victims, most of whom never had the opportunity to do evil and were always at the bottom of the oppressed class.

The victims should not be guilty.

But can they still be called "human beings"?

Looking down at the group of "people" whose clothes were tattered and whose bodies were covered in wounds, Mu An was really confused.

He could kill the bandits of Qishan without hesitation, because most of the bandits on Qishan were beasts who had killed countless people.

He showed no mercy in killing the guards of the Vermilion Bird Gate, because everyone was fighting for their own master. The moment they put on their armor and picked up their swords, they should have been prepared to die by their swords one day.

But faced with this group of people who were neither slaves nor victims, Mu An suddenly found that his hand, which he had never hesitated to use, froze in mid-air.

The Chu family committed heinous crimes, and their extermination was only natural. This was undoubtedly a righteous act and would not violate his moral principles in the slightest.

But do those who were abducted into the Chu family and suffered so much torture deserve to die?

At that moment, Mu An hesitated.

He could assert that every member of the Chu family with the surname Chu deserved to die.

He could also say without hesitation that those stewards, those richly dressed waiters, and those three thousand guards and protectors all deserved to die.

Because they were accomplices in the Chu family's crimes and perpetrators of evil, they were no longer innocent.

but……

Looking down at the vast horde of slaves, Mu An pondered for a long time but could not come up with an answer.

The Chu family's extravagance was ultimately achieved through the exploitation of the lowest strata of society, and the daily deaths of servants and maids within the Chu family mansion are the best evidence of this.

Deaths occur daily, and the number increases daily, day and night.

Before becoming servants or maids, one must undergo taming, and the slaves below are undoubtedly this type of "people".

Finally, Mu An sat high in the sky, letting his voice resonate throughout every corner of the Chu family.

"Those who are not of the Chu family bloodline and have not killed anyone may leave on their own."

The first time, the crowd didn't react at all.

Stones were thrown high into the air, but they were far from reaching Mu An's height.

Mu An pretended not to see the stones. He waited for a quarter of an hour and then repeated himself.

"Those who were forcibly abducted into the Chu family mansion may leave on their own. After tonight, the Chu family will cease to exist, so there is no need to worry about retaliation from the Chu family."

This time, the crowd erupted in chaos, and a few dozen slaves scattered and fled.

Young masters and ladies of the Chu family shouted angrily, but Mu An remained silent, only brandishing his sword, adding a touch of fresh blood to the mansion.

About 15 minutes later, seeing that the remaining people still hadn't left, and that some were still serving the Chu family like "dogs," they were still being observed.

Mu An took a deep breath, her tone carrying a hint of anger.

"This is the last chance. Those who have nothing to do with the Chu family and those who have been oppressed may leave on their own."

You can all live well even without the Chu family. Everyone can have their own future. Whether you stay in Qingjiang City or go elsewhere, you can all live well...

You can marry a satisfactory wife or a reliable man, and later have a chubby little boy, watching your child babble and call you "Dad" and "Mom".

To be honest, I also have a very cute child at home. She often jumps into my arms and makes a lot of noise.

Sometimes I find her a bit annoying, but there are also those heartwarming moments that heal the soul.

I think you could give it a try; it might make a difference in your lives...

You can also own your own farmland, sow seeds during the planting season, and reap the fruits of your hard work over the past six months during the harvest season. You can eat your fill and stay warm...

The Chu family is merely a perpetrator; they are not worth dying for…

Mu An rambled on for a long time, spouting many profound principles, but then realized it wasn't appropriate, so he switched to the most direct language that these people could understand.

A few more faint sounds arose from the crowd, and several hundred more people left.

Mu An waited for a full hour, sitting high in the sky, looking down at the "people" who were unwilling to leave.

He stared at it for a long, long time, and finally let out a long sigh.

"well……"