Sensing that things were not going well and to prevent some people from going astray, Yun Shou coughed lightly: "Of course, because I don't really like the coercive type, so I always operate on the principle of complete voluntariness."

"I really don't know what those idiots are thinking, forcing people to come to me and then trying to please me."

"She was the one who served me, not those people who forced her to come."

You added a specific example: "For instance, Wan Yuge in Xiangyun Prefecture (Chapter 536)."

"I glanced at that place when I passed by before and found it to be a den of monsters on earth, so I wiped it out without a second thought. You don't mind, do you?"

"Wan Yu Ge?"

Someone's eyes flickered, clearly recognizing the place.

But was it a den of demons?

Some people felt calm, while others were a little flustered.

They weren't the organizers or backers of that place.

Rather, it's because they've been there before.

There was nothing special about it but simple pleasure.

Some realized something from the women's behavior.

But even if you realize it... so what?

Martial artists are inherently superior, possessing the power to uproot mountains and shatter peaks. Even if you, a mere mortal, are unwilling, you have already appeared here, so what right do you have to complain?

As for whether he was forced to appear?

That's ridiculous. They didn't kidnap those women, so why should they be responsible? Why should they be expected to be nice guys and rescue them? They paid for it; they paid to enjoy themselves, not to do good deeds!

Even if one might feel reluctant, there is a powerful figure behind Wan Yuge, so there is no need to offend them over this matter. At most, one can say a few words afterward or take some people back separately.

After all, according to that survivor theory, the vast majority of people with righteous hearts wouldn't go to such places, while young and frivolous people either lack the strength or can't afford it, and older strongmen with sufficient cultivation have already married early and wouldn't go to such places either.

Yun Shou's words caused the lively atmosphere at the banquet to pause for a few seconds. Some supreme figures froze, and the middle-ranking figures next to them also stopped speaking. This silence spread like a tide, and the entire banquet quickly fell into silence.

The smiles of some of the human leaders faded as they realized that this mysterious predecessor was not a pure humanist... or rather, more than just a humanist.

If someone is a pure humanist, then they will focus solely on killing demons and monsters, and will not get involved in the internal affairs of their local human race.

It's just that—as long as the human race is the leader, that's fine. As for how the human race is the leader, or whether the human race will bully its own people, that doesn't matter. Anyway, no matter how bad it is, it's still the same meat in the pot!

But this senior Yun has more than just that.

He has his own set of beliefs, and a standard naturally exists in his mind.

That is, "Humans are right to do this, but wrong to do that, and those who are wrong need to be punished."

When he is dissatisfied with the human race he supports, he will take action to rectify the situation and clean up some of the rotten apples and sores.

The human supreme beings of the Azure Domain felt a sense of relief.

Fortunately, in recent years, in order to unite against demons, most of their measures have been aboveboard and have achieved a certain degree of fairness and justice.

For example, the merit-based system that must be implemented from the Innate to the Supreme level requires a price more than ten times to delay, and even the Supreme level has tasks to be assigned, and can only squeeze out a little bit of vacation every few decades, etc...

There was no situation where the poor commoners were fighting while the rich kids were lying down – even if they were lying down, it meant that their parents and elders had made ten times more contributions for them than they should have made.

Instead of resting on their laurels, relying on the legacy of their ancestors to suck blood and do nothing, only barking like dogs in the rear, they are clearly trash but act superior and occupy important positions.

There is also a "heart-questioning array" to detect whether someone has selfish motives or has done evil deeds.

The more united we are, the more contributions we make, and the greater the blessings and positive energy that will help our spiritual practice.

With all these factors combined, there must still be shadowy places in the Azure Domain that are not reached by sunlight, but they are very few in number, and any that are discovered will be eradicated.

Wanyu Pavilion is a well-hidden place whose dark and shady side has not yet been discovered, so it is not a normal place.

What happened there is not common; it's not a large number of isolated cases, but a truly unique case.

Otherwise, if their Supreme Hall were also in such a chaotic state, the meeting requested by this human elder would likely have been a trap, a bloodbath against the corrupt high-ranking officials.

If Yun Shou knew what they were thinking, he would definitely nod.

He was also quite lucky. Most of the human leaders in the Azure Domain were reliable. If it were like those anthropomorphic "own-party leaders" in ** and **, he would definitely have wiped out the human race first after ascending to the top before considering anything else!

Or he could first wipe out all those demon races and enemy races, and then, when those damned high-ranking officials come to greet him, this great hero, with glee, he could simply smile.

"After you've killed them all, it'll be your turn."

However, Yun Shou did not know what those supreme beings were thinking. He could only intercept their voice transmissions or discern other people's emotions, but he could not read minds.

After all, there are no relevant laws in this universe, so various extraordinary systems cannot produce the relevant effects through cultivation.

Yun Shou's thoughts weren't actually that complicated. He simply wanted to remind the tyrant who sold his daughter for personal gain: Don't resort to such manipulative tactics; I don't like it.

There's another unspoken message to him.

But if they are just indifferent women, or girls who are attracted to his handsome looks, his profound cultivation, and don't want to leave any regrets in their youth, then he, the Great Philanthropist Yun, will definitely accept them, as many as they come.

He can handle it all.

Unfortunately, that one sentence made everyone present think of many things. Many forces that were originally planning to send the girl were frightened by your behavior of "being able to kill" and decided to wait and see for the time being.

The more you do, the more mistakes you make; the less you do, the less mistakes you make.

They can wait and see how others do it, and if necessary, they can make up for it later.

Their complicated thinking led to... despite Yun Shou's request, no one offered to help him check his academic credentials.

According to the previous simulation, the banquet will last for a full five days.

At noon, Yun Shou couldn't sit still any longer and got up from his seat.

He couldn't really stay that long; some things needed to be resolved quickly, and his affairs needed to be taken care of.