Zhao Jiangui didn't expect Ji Han to bring him to such a place.
The shelves in front of him were filled with the spiritual positions of the previous leaders of the Demon Sect, with an incense burner in the center.
Zhao Jiangui didn't know what he should say at this time, so he could only shut up and wait for Ji Han to speak.
Ji Han looked up at the shelves, and suddenly said, "My foster father is also on it."
Zhao Jiangui asked, "Why did you bring me here?"
"It's nothing." Ji Han said, "I just remembered that I haven't been here for some time."
He really lit a stick of incense, walked to those spiritual places, and respectfully kowtowed three times.
Zhao Jiangui feels that this scene is a bit embarrassing. Although the dead are big, but no matter what, these people are the demons of the demon sect, and he will never bow to them. The earlier demon sect leaders were not as kind and soft-hearted as Ji Han. It's just a little kitten that just barks.
Fortunately, Ji Han didn't mean it.
He stood there silently for a moment, then suddenly spoke.
"Half of these ancestors died at the hands of Zhengpai." He seemed to be worried that Zhao Jiangui misunderstood, so he added, "I am not an unreasonable person, I know that there are many people in Zhengpai who were killed by those in my teaching."
Zhao Jiangui said, "I understand."
Since ancient times, right and wrong have never been at odds with each other.
Ji Han said, "My foster father taught me a sentence when I was very young."
Zhao Jiangui asked, "What?"
Ji Han: "People are in the rivers and lakes, and they can't help themselves."
Naturally, Zhao Jiangui had also heard this sentence.
In fact, he couldn't remember how many people he had heard this sentence from.
This arena is not free.
Zhao Jiangui thought about the meaning of Ji Han's words, probably hoping that Zhao Jiangui would understand after the fact that he planned the Haoran Alliance, but because of his identity as the leader of the Demon Sect, these things were not what he wanted to do.
Zhao Jiangui already felt that his words were too pale, and everything he had done had never escaped the shackles of these words. He didn't know how to answer for a while, but after thinking for a long time, he could only squeeze out a sentence: "You His life should be in his own hands.”
Ji Han asked him in return, "Isn't there one thing in your life that you are not willing to do?"
Zhao Jiangui was speechless.
"If that's the case, I envy you very much." Ji Han said, "My life was never mine."
Zhao Jiangui asked, "Why do you say that?"
Ji Han has turned his head: "Let's go, let's see Wei Qi."