Whether Qi Xuansu was truly an evil person was still debatable, but he was certainly not a good person.1

Qi Xuansu had never provoked anyone, yet from his past experiences—from the Dragon and Tiger Camp at the Wanxiang Daoist Palace to the murder of his master—he suffered countless injustices.0

Fengxian Hall and Beichen Hall did not give him justice, so he had to take justice into his own hands.0

After going through all this, Qi Xuansu would have been a saint if he could still believe in so-called rules. That was why he killed Wan Xiuwu when he had the chance, instead of gathering evidence to convict him.0

If it were not for the difficulties of committing murder in Taiping Inn, Qi Xuansu would not have let Yue Liuli off so easily either.0

A person accustomed to survival regardless of cost could never truly believe in the ideals of the flowerbed Daoists. Even if circumstances forced him to comply, deep down, he never would agree with it.0

Qi Xuansu was never like the Holy Xuan. He was a mere pawn, and everything he did stemmed from his...1