Longevity begins with Orion

I saw some book friends in the comment area who didn’t seem to understand this paragraph.

The author might as well say it.

First of all, Feng'er is dead, very completely.

Ghost has nothing to do with Feng'er.

Mr. Li was not killed by Feng'er.

These things are explained very clearly in the book.

Thirdly, the black market is a very gloomy place that is forming a ghost realm. Even if Feng'er's big resentment doesn't come here, other resentments will take over.

Finally, Mr. Li is Li Yuan’s teacher.

But in terms of cause and effect, is Mr. Li really innocent?

He was kind to Li Yuan, but how many innocent people died in the black market he was overseeing?

Slaves such as Feng'er are just a small microcosm. Countless Feng'er have been treated like this here.

From the perspective of cause and effect, Mr. Li's death was not unjust, it was just a drink and a peck.

The real pity is Feng'er, right?

From the beginning to the end, she never had a real chance to choose. Her life was miserable, and the evil ghost she turned into was not her. This was many times worse than Master Li.

Taohuasu didn't understand how someone could say she was disgusting.

Of course, Li Yuan is not a good person, and he deserves to die even if he says something unpleasant.

All strong men deserve death.

That’s why you have to be more careful, right?

Good people will live, bad people will be punished, those who deserve to die will die, and those who are good to the protagonist will not die. This is the logic of short fairy tales.

But the Internet articles that Taohuasu thinks are not fairy tales, right?