[If a grudge remains unresolved, then it will wander the marshes of Jianghu, harming the living, and must be vanquished by the Heavenly Dao.]
Li Zhiyuan had paid attention to this last sentence when he was reading the book, especially the phrase "a grudge remains unresolved."
Since a Corpse is born from resentment, wouldn't it dissipate if its grudge is resolved?
Just like that black cat, it was close to achieving its revenge, and thus close to liberation.
Therefore, the "grudge remains unresolved" mentioned in the book seems to refer to when the enemy is no longer around or cannot be found, the Corpse cannot self-dissipate through this method and must endlessly wander waterways, posing a danger to the living, and must be dealt with.
Really, is it just that simple?
Then why not mention "a grudge can be resolved"?
