Starting to Practice Swordsmanship from the Rural Area of the Second Dimension (1-323).

Summary

In this chapter, General Cheng reflects on the complexities of the Red World Apostles and contract Demon Kings, noting their betrayal of kin and the moral dilemmas surrounding their actions against humankind. He grapples with the idea that while the contract Demon Kings may see themselves as justified in using humans as tools, this approach feels wrong to him. He contemplates the balance between the Red World and the Present World, recognizing the consequences of the Red World Apostles' consumption of existence power, which affects both realms. General Cheng considers potential solutions to the issues caused by the Red World Apostles, weighing the moral implications of annihilating them versus addressing the problems they create. He resolves to act with discernment, focusing on individuals rather than indiscriminately targeting the entire race.

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