locking In the end, it was all for you, overthrowing the world
In the end, it is for you that the world is overturned. These words were originally meant to express devotion. Of course, if extended, this is also a way of expressing self-centered supremacy. The spirit of self-centered supremacy appears often in novels; it's fantasy—who doesn't want to be the most awesome person? Of course, this mostly stays in novels. Where there are people, there is the martial world; this is true. In the martial world, there has always been the rule that reckless self-centered youths will inevitably be dominated by others. Standing out? Rising to power? Relying on surface-level strength to be arrogant usually leads to the fate of being slapped in the face. And for the sake of face, turning everyone against oneself? Not even a god can help with that. In navigating the martial world, the value is in brothers; if you abandon even your brothers, imagine how conceited such individual heroism must be. Brothers can help you in your lowest moments, but if you treat brothers as a means to achieve your own goals, calling it unscrupulous is mild; more often, it leads to regret. Completely controlled by inner demons? Wanting to roam the martial world freely requires learning a great deal; without control and true skill, one cannot accomplish anything. In the end, it is for you that the world is overturned. What self-centeredness! What conceit! The human heart is like a boat; going against the current leads to self-destruction.
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Hehe. Xiao Mo is really quite playful too. Last time, he only played a round of turmoil using a small account.
Is 'Drowning in the Heart Sea' your alt account? This one has been denied, even your own people posted about it.
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