Chapter 4574 (1/2)

Chapter 457: The Conversation of Fate (4/6)

A smile suffused across Dawn’s lips At that moment, she clearly looked like a handsoirl She had always looked deadpan and treated everything coldly also to perfectly hide the fact that she was a feuise But in front of shi+ Xiaobai, she had lost all her defenses and opened up her heart Of course, she would notthe emotions she had strictly sealed inside her

However, the s as Dawn’s expression suddenly turned solemn She looked into shi+ Xiaobai’s eyes and said seriously, “I’ to a story and should not have too many comments, but since it’s a ‘chat’, I think I shouldn’t hide hts Honestly, that hu The questions in rapid succession seem to be reasonable, but could it be that there were other reasons for you to question the laws you created by you?”

“That hurounds, but it’s actually si to sophistry as justification It is obviously not enough to use the words good and evil to define complicated huood and evil has anyto its existence for humans?”

“Regarding the teenager’s hypothesis of going froood’ to ‘Evil’, it is after all just a hypothesis It is a probleh probability that the teenager would kill the unredeemable sufferer to save himself from pain But there is an extreer will eventually bear the pain but not give up trying At this point, it can be certain that the teenager’s ‘Pseudo-good’ has sublimed to pure ‘Good’”

“Huainst the various choices in life, they can make their choices of their own free will This is obviously considered an action in one’s self-interest But if they are forced to ainst their will, their oill cannot be carried out as they wish ‘That human’ said that when forced, one can make the choice of ‘acceptance’ and ‘resistance’, and that being forced is also a ‘self-centered act’ Isn’t that expanding the concept of ‘self-centered acts’ and exaggerating the existence of ‘self-centered acts’? Wouldn’t the definition of ‘selfishness’ beco?”

“In summary, I believe that a part of the hu over, but it’s not sufficient to waver your will I believe that foramiss with it, it must also mean that you can see it Therefore, I believe that the reason why you are doubting the laws of good and evil is not as simple? Or could it be…”

When Dawn said to that point, she suddenly came to a halt In fact, she wanted to say, “or could it be that you fabricated a story in a rush so you did not think of the loopholes?” But in order to continue chatting ‘happily’, she decided to silently agree that whatever shi+ Xiaobai said was real There were indeed many parts of the story that could be faulted on, but if one questioned the story itself, there would be no end to the debate She wished to understand shi+ Xiaobai’s thoughts through a chat, and not understand shi+ Xiaobai’s ability to engage in a debate

Of course, by directly pointing out the loophole in shi+ Xiaobai’s fabrication of the ‘questions posed by that hu to see how fast shi+ Xiaobai’s reaction speed was When his fabricated story was exposed as having several loopholes, how long would he take to think in order to fix the loopholes?

But what surprised Dawn once again was that shi+ Xiaobai had responded the moment she finished her words

shi+ Xiaobai said with a s never expected that you were not only listening to the story, but you were standing from the point of view of God to consider the story in such a clear ht It was not so siood and evil In fact, after ‘that hu traveled to the hu, who is a supreme existence, the human world was like an ant’s nest, a place he would never step foot on But after this trip to observe the hurave error”

“In the huical situations A child that steals food for his starving mother was considered a ‘scoundrel’ and was beaten to death The cruel punish him up on a pole to die froood act’ As an act of pity, a rich young lady gives a beggar a few pieces of gold, causing the beggar to attract trouble because of his wealth Not only was the gold stolen away by thugs, the beggar was also crippled The rich young lady’s ‘benevolence’ was actually an ‘act of evil’ In order to satisfy his a countless of deaths If the invasion were successful, it would be deeood’, but if his invasion failed, he would be cursed for ages as a ‘savage king’…”

“There is no end to such unreasonable matters Good and evil is frequently distorted and oes as far as confusing right froood and evil needs to consider the viewpoint of the judge, but the biggest problem is that the viewpoint of the ood and evil And no ht’ or not, their viewpoint will be distorted into being ‘wrong’Good and evil is governed by ‘strength’, so whichever side is ‘stronger’ is the side that is ‘good’”

“The original understanding This King had of hus in a lower plane of existence But it is because hus that result in their requires Their require even , who had been focused on superior planes of existence, never noticed this Although the good and evil created by This King is more suitable for Gods and demons, it is far from sufficient for humans”

“Why did ‘that hu hio from a mere human to an existence that transcended Gods and demons after all sorts of trials and tribulations, choose to co and ask such questions that ended up ‘courting his own death’?” Why was he willing to risk questioning good and evil despite the possibility of hiood and evil? The reason why he would do so was because the laws of good and evil was not only the iinal sin’ in the huth is the source of good and evil”

“He loved humans deeply, but he also hated hu the present situation, so instead of saying he was questioning This King, it would be better to say that he was using his life to i”

After shi+ Xiaobai said that, he took a deep breath as though he was cherishi+ng thedestruction on hi with the contradiction of good and evil in the human world

Dawn fell into a daze for quite a while when she finished hearing his ue She had underestimated shi+ Xiaobai’s reaction speed and even more so, she had underestimated shi+ Xiaobai’s ability to fabricate a story After hearing the full story, she was surprised to suddenly feel a sense of repression, as though the story was true Although concepts like the ‘King of kings’ and the ‘laws of good and evil’ were so exaggerated and fake, she could not confidently determine if the story was real or not

Was it because he had perfected his story in an extremely realistic manner?

Or was his acting extre theat a forood and evil

Or was it because she understood the ugliness of human nature too well that she felt that the story he fabricated and the reason behind it resonated with her?

Dawn suddenly felt her chest turn heavy, as though so it She took a deep breath and said, “That is not the fault of good and evil, but a problem with hu hu ourselves The only thing we can do is to work hard to exercise restraint in the face of darkness, but there is no e can change the darkness of human nature”