When they thought of this, everyone could not help but find Zhao Changhe particularly intriguing. He had taken the risk of getting seriously injured, yet he had actually moved to break the fight between the two rather than favoring Yue Hongling.0

When Xuan Chong had moved to save Tang Buqi, he had directly struck out against Batu, but no one thought that he had done something inappropriate. After all, why would anyone care about how he went about saving someone on his side? The struggles between nations were of greater importance than minor scuffles between internal forces. In fact, he could be considered magnanimous for not jumping into the battle and cutting down Batu.0

However, Zhao Changhe had actually not chosen to throw his saber at Chi Li’s head but rather right between the two fighters, preventing the possibility that the two fighters were unable to control themselves and ended up taking each other’s lives. This was what the referee of a competition would do. There was nothing wrong with it from any possible perspective.0

And precisely for that reason, it was difficult to understand what he was thinking. Even if he wanted to sacrifice his life for honor, or if he was confident that he could severely injure himself to take his opponent down, his family and friends would find it hard to think this way. Due to his actions, those from the foreign race behind Chi...1