The Strongest Fiend.

Summary

This reflection discusses the concept of "interest exchange" as the foundation of rules governing modern cultivation and societal interactions. It emphasizes that major nations and regimes operate on this principle, where the value of lives, such as 100,000 cultivators, is weighed against potential benefits to the government. The narrative suggests that if a powerful figure like Zhu Hong Xue were to commit mass killings but offer significant advantages to the state, she would likely be protected by both governmental and demonic forces. The text highlights the ease with which a one-party state can manipulate public perception and control narratives, ultimately illustrating the balance of power and interests in society.

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