But on that side was a selfishness that for so-called feelings abandoned the peace of the entire nation, and the ultimate result would not be good.
So it is said, rulers are tragic. They can neither relinquish their feelings nor are willing to give up the rule of the whole world. Thus, they inevitably bear more pain and pressure.
Yet now, the Fire Emperor seemed to not understand this pain and even believed that as long as he could take the position of ruler, any price paid, any life taken, was worth it.
This is the concrete difference between an excellent ruler and an absolute villain, their method of thinking about things inherently differs. It is because of such differences that their ultimate outcomes and their final actions are diametrically opposed.
Xie Jin didn't deny that in some respects, the Fire Emperor was outstanding, and even in terms of courage, he was superior. Otherwise, he would not have fled to the Forbidden Land.
