After taking another look at Cang Xiaohai’s picture, Lu Yin had to acknowledge that he’d indeed become a figure who invited resentment, lacking the standing to lead others toward goodness. However, aside from having a bottom line, people also possessed a sense of self. Lu Yin’s bottom line was something that had been imparted to him by the universe's civilizations. In essence, it was a crystallization of culture and tradition and was unaffected by his personal feelings. As for the sense of self, that was rooted in Lu Yin’s selfishness that existed as an aspect of being a sapient creature.0

Lu Yin lived for himself, the people he cared about, and those he needed to protect. Anything that threatened those things would violate Lu Yin’s sense of self, and thus need to be eradicated. He had no regrets for the hatred that his actions had caused in fulfilling his purpose.0

He might not be qualified to guide others towards goodness, but he was certainly qualified to protect humanity as a whole and to protect his species from extinction.1

He was Lu Yin, the ruler of humanity, someone who was admired and followed by countless people. He was willing to protect those who followed him. No matter if the path ahead led into an abyss or hell itself, they would face the future together. As for Cang Xiaoxue, Lu Yin had not acted only out of a moment of softness,...0