Fighter of the Destiny

After being defeated by Zhou Du|husband, the Demon Lord was seriously injured and had been cultivating in Xuelao City for a thousand years. What did he want to do when he suddenly came to Hanshan this time? What is worthy of such a big risk for a big man like Demon Lord? What does Chen Changsheng have on him? Or what does his existence mean?

This was something that Old Man Tianji couldn't figure out no matter how much he calculated, and Xu Yourong couldn't deduce it using a horoscope, but she could ask directly.

She dared to ask, and Chen Changsheng dared to answer, even though this was his biggest secret. He had no secrets from her, not to mention that he had confessed this secret to her as early as Zhou Lingli. To be more precise, part of his secret was now in her body.

Chen Changsheng pointed to his body, without making a sound, but gestured with his mouth to form a word: blood.

Xu Yourong understood, and coupled with Nanxi Zhaili's record of the Demon Lord's injuries, she fully understood the origin of this matter.

Nanke? She asked silently as well.

Chen Changsheng nodded.

Xu Yourong looked at him, eyes full of worry.

Now that the Demon Lord knows Chen Changsheng's secret, this means that he may attack Chen Changsheng at any time. That is the most terrifying strong man in this continent. Being watched indifferently by such a strong man all the time, what kind of heavy shadow is that? What kind of pressure does it take to live in this shadow?

Xu Yourong had a clear mind and could not imagine how he would deal with such a problem. She was very worried about Chen Changsheng. Even if he did not leave Kyoto from now on and was protected by the state religion, if his state of mind was controlled, it would be extremely detrimental to his practice.

Chen Changsheng himself is not worried about this problem, because he has been living in a similar shadow for several years. What he is more worried about is whether more people will know the secrets in his body. He has never forgotten what Senior Brother Yu Ren said that night - no one can endure that kind of temptation.

Xu Yourong said, No.

Chen Changsheng thought for a while and agreed with her. The Demon Lord should be hiding this secret.

It's like there is a treasure in a lake. People who know the news will never tell the world about it, but will slowly and quietly salvage it themselves.

Have you ever thought that the Demon Lord's appearance in Hanshan is a conspiracy?

Xu Yourong didn't know what he thought of, looked into his eyes and said very seriously.

Chen Changsheng, Tang Sanliu and Zhe Xiu had some suspicions about this, but they couldn't think of any reason and shook their heads.

Xu Yourong looked into his eyes and said, Where is Dean Shang? What does he want to do? What does His Majesty the Pope want to do?

Chen Changsheng didn't want to continue this question and remained silent.

Xu Yourong also fell silent.

I don’t know how long it took, but she suddenly said: “Tell your Majesty this matter.”

Chen Changsheng looked into her eyes and said nothing.

Xu Yourong looked at him quietly, without any intention of giving in, and said, If this is a game between His Majesty the Pope and Dean Shang, then only the empress can break it.

Chen Changsheng said without hesitation: I trust His Majesty the Pope.

Xu Yourong said, What about Dean Shang?

Chen Changsheng did not answer, but stood up and went to the table to pour a cup of tea.

Xu Yourong looked at his back, the pity in his eyes flashed, and said: Everyone thinks that you are the successor of the state religion, and naturally you are on the opposite side of the empress, but have you ever thought that if you look at it from a different angle, the scenery might be different? Will it be completely different?

Chen Changsheng knew that she was not lobbying for the Holy Empress, she was concerned about him, but it was impossible for him to say anything.

Just like the conversation between Tang Sanliu and him in the National Education Academy, everyone has their own responsibility.

He was a river boy who was picked up by his master, raised and educated. After coming to Kyoto, he was cared for and cultivated by Archbishop Merissa, and valued by His Majesty the Pope. He got too many things from the state religion, so he must Take corresponding responsibilities and...

I don't trust your Majesty, he said calmly, holding the tea cup behind his back to Xu Yourong.

Why? Xu Yourong stood up, looked at him and asked, Is it because the empress is a woman, not a man?

Chen Changsheng looked at the teacup in his hand and said, No, it's because she is not a good person.

It involves important matters such as the throne of the Zhou Dynasty and the inheritance of the state religion. It is about a big man who has been up and down in the world for many years, but he talks about it in terms of male and female, good and bad. If others hear these words, they will definitely laugh at the couple talking. Young men and women are childish, naive, and ridiculous.

But they meant what they said.

Xu Yourong knew that Chen Changsheng was such a person.

She herself is such a person.

The room became quiet, and neither of them spoke again for a long time.

This is the first time they have discussed this issue relatively formally since they met. They have never spoken about it before because of the so-called camp.

Your Majesty...is like a mother to me.

I don't know how much time passed before Xu Yourong's voice sounded again. It was a little weak, but the emotion was very strong.

Regarding the relationship between Holy Queen Tianhai and Xu Yourong, many people, including Chen Changsheng, felt that they could not understand how that kind of love and trust came about, until the Sky-Breaking Sword in Su Li's letter soared into the sky. From then on, when they met Mu Jian Xiaofeng in the night sky of Kyoto, everyone knew the real reason - it turned out that the Holy Empress was also of Tianfeng blood. In this sense, Xu Yourong was her real inheritance, and even An inheritance that is more important than the descendants.

But she is not a good person. Chen Changsheng looked into Xu Yourong's eyes and said calmly but firmly: That's why I won't trust her.

Xu Yourong looked at him and asked softly: What is the standard of good and evil?

Chen Changsheng said: I don't want to argue with you. The arguments about good and evil are beyond my grasp. I only know that she has killed many innocent people.

Since she took charge of state affairs hundreds of years ago, countless people have died at the hands of Queen Tianhai, including the Chen family, the old sect of the state religion, corrupt officials, and criminals who committed crimes. However, no one can deny that in this process There are many people who should not die because of her.

Master Uncle Su has also killed many people. Although he did not do it unintentionally, many innocent people died under his sword.

Intentional or not, in my opinion this is a big difference.

Then how can you be sure that those innocent people who died were the empress's intentional actions?

Because of Zhou Tong. Chen Changsheng looked into her eyes and said, Zhou Tong is a pure evil man. He takes pleasure in cruelty and torturing all living beings. From the first day when the empress hired this man, she would never do it again. There is no way to say that I have no intention of doing evil.”

Xu Yourong was silent for a moment and then said, Should we blame all Zhou Tong's crimes on the empress? This would be a bit unfair.

Chen Changsheng said: If a dog owner does not keep a leash, if the dog bites someone, it is of course the owner's fault. If a sharp knife is drawn out of its sheath and someone kills someone, it is of course the fault of the person holding the knife.

As everyone knows, Zhou Tong is a vicious dog and a sharp knife raised by the Holy Queen.

Xu Yourong looked into his eyes and said, You are willing to defend Master Su, but you are unwilling to show consideration for your Majesty. After all, you are still prejudiced.

Chen Changsheng said: I have never seen how many people Senior Su Li killed in the Changsheng Sect and Xunyang City, but... the murders of Empress and Zhou Tong in Kyoto were all written in books, and I have read the books. , I know those handwritings are written in blood, it’s very dazzling.”

It was quiet again, and again the two men were silent for a long time.