Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1572 - Passing on Cultivation Methods

Qian Rongzhi’s words were like the venomous edge of a blade, aggressive and all up in his face.

Li Qingshan was silenced by that question. So-called “regular demonfolk” were all violent and brutal, capable of any wicked sin. Even when he ran into them, he would cut them down without a thought. However, if he just let them be, Qian Rongzhi would clearly be tormenting these people with great malice, madly mocking their so-called conscience, righteousness, and hope.

It was a complete dilemma. At the end of the day, the Demon domain was just not a regular world.

He shut his eyes before opening them again. “Is this your objective?”

“What objective?” Qian Rongzhi smiled.

“Do you really think I care? The pain or happiness of these demonfolk.”

“Perhaps.”

“Perhaps darkness will never recede. Perhaps hope is just a sham. However, as long as someone rises up in resistance, you can’t say there is absolutely no hope. You might as well say despair is truly the sham here!”

By now, the blazing candles had already burned out. Darkness welled forth like the tide.

However, Li Qingshan’s eyes shone in the darkness. “Who said darkness is undefeatable? As long as you have a bit of warmth, a bit of light, even if it’s just a glimmer, you can still illuminate a bit of darkness. You don’t have to wait for the sun!”

Having made it so far, had he never experienced pain, never gone through despair? Did he really possess not even the slightest doubt that he could make it beyond the Nine Heavens?

Actually, it did not matter if he could not. That was just a guiding star after all.

His path did not lay in the heavens but beneath his feet. As long as he continued onwards, it was fine even if all he managed was to squeeze an extra step in. Even after a thousand twists and turns, reset to the beginning, he would continue onwards as long as he still possessed a bit of strength.

Unless he died on the battlefield. However, he would have even less despair like that then. Perhaps it was better described as his wish.

Truly courageous, stubbo

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