Demon Lord 3

Later, I asked for everyone's opinion, and surprisingly, the minority still obeyed the majority. Everyone agreed to start a war, because everyone believed that without war, there would be no peaceful world. A continuous peace would only lead to pedantry. This is the best principle for the transition from the old to the new, and it is also a hard truth. Zhang Liangzhi also said: "In our world, I was once an envoy of peace and justice, but now it is different. I would rather not have such peace than such pedantry. After all, what we pursue is different. We now want a world that develops according to our will, not a world that continues on the existing foundation. We have seen the end of this world, so we must change everything. To change this outcome, we must proceed in the best way we can think of. The best way we can think of now is war." At this point, I suddenly paused, and my thoughts drifted far away. Do we really want to develop this world, or do we want to satisfy our inner desires? People always say that the ending of this world is bad, but have we truly seen it? If we don't change the fate of this world, we might be the losers, the unlucky ones, but that doesn't mean the world will be destroyed. It won't be destroyed that day. But waging war after war simply to change someone's fate is unfair to them. Zhou Chuyuan always analyzes things very thoroughly. He patted my shoulder and said, "Don't think that way. Those who can't control their own lives aren't unfair to them. True fairness and justice don't lie there. Think about it carefully. If those people truly have the ability, just like us, they can change the world and their own lives. If they can't even control their own lives, then they have no right to advocate for fairness. After all, those who can build a world must be capable. Furthermore, those who advocate for fairness must possess the full power of their own world. The same is true on a smaller scale, such as within a family. Only those with a say can uphold justice, not just a timid, cowardly weakling." Yes, what is fairness? Who controls it, or does it lie in the hands of those at the top? That's unclear. Protecting the lower classes might be a ploy by those at the top. It's a means for the strong to protect the weak, a way for the strong to assert their power, a way to warn the weak and remind them of their place. It also redefines fairness. When it truly touches the interests of the powerful, perhaps fairness takes on a new meaning. After all, the power to interpret fairness lies in the hands of the powerful. At least in this world, that's how it is. Yan Hongchun never imagined his world would reach this point. He believed his world could develop in a positive direction, but he didn't expect it to end up like this. He asked if there was any way to change this, to bring about true fairness, rather than human intervention. I smiled. Perhaps that's just the way nature works. No one sets it, no one controls it. It rains when it's supposed to rain, thunders when it's supposed to thunder. No one can control it, no one acts according to the laws of nature. But is he willing to let his world become a natural place? Someone who could rule the world certainly didn't want to leave it to nature, but rather to control it. While he loved his world as much as he loved himself, he also wanted to control his own body, not be dictated to by others, not see the damage and then ignore it. If he took action, the world would no longer be natural. Perhaps someone who controls nature would simply watch silently, like a true god. The true god I'm talking about is also like this: no matter what we do, he will quietly observe. Unless we touch him, he will ignore us, but we can never touch him. From a distant world, he silently observes us, watching our every move. War arrived as promised, because the reason for its initiation was unimportant, but it did. The day the war broke out, we knew we could no longer rest in peace.