He abused and oppressed the spirit slaves in an attempt to seize the power of chaos from the Chaos Pearl, but he failed and ended up dying instead. He deserved it."

As for the former leader of Jinghua Palace, I haven't heard that he has died.

I only heard that the other party was recuperating somewhere.

But that guy just brought himself to the door, so he deserved to be disabled.

Xie Xuechen's heart was moved for a moment.

Li Huashi raised her eyebrows: "Speaking of which, if City Lord Xie wants to improve the relationship between the spirits and humans in the future, he must forgive some of the spirits who have attacked humans because of their hatred for the human race.

You can't possibly want to improve the relationship between the two races while holding the other side accountable for the harm they have done to the human race out of hatred.

If this is true, City Lord Xie probably needs to hold eight out of ten spirits accountable.

Then, for the sake of fairness and justice, City Lord Xie should also hold accountable those who have harmed the spirits, right?

It is impossible that City Lord Xie, as a human, intends to favor the human race and kill innocent people, and only hold the spirit race responsible for harming the human race, and not hold the human race responsible for harming the spirit race. "

If this is true, let alone improving relations, the spirits might suspect that Xie Xuechen is deliberately using this excuse to suppress the spirits.

Xie Xuechen said angrily: "Didn't Hua Zuobai commit evil deeds because he coveted the Chaos Pearl? Not only that, Hua Zuobai attacked Yongxue City and Bixiao Palace, is he innocent too?"

Li Huashi, who failed to change the concept, rolled her eyes and an idea flashed in her head.

He spoke again, "If Hua Zuobai wanted the Chaos Pearl in order to stay alive, then he has disappeared for so many years. Maybe he died because he didn't get the Chaos Pearl!

Now that the person is dead, the past sins will be wiped out, right? Could it be that City Lord Xie is still whipping the corpse?"

Xie Xuechen: . . .