Bright Sword: Conquer the monk at the beginning and take down Zhou Weiguo

Each member's personality and abilities have already determined their future roles. Xiaohu's impulsive and impulsive nature may really be unsuitable for this team, as Qin Cang said. If he doesn't change, he could eventually become a drag on the entire team.

However, deep down, Liu San couldn't let go. Xiaohu had so much potential, wouldn't it be a shame to give up completely just because of some personality issues?

"What's wrong with him?" Liu San couldn't help but speak again, his voice a little hurried, his eyes locked on Qin Cang. "He's not afraid of death. He has courage and can stand up at critical moments. These are qualities we have always lacked. I believe that as long as he is given time, he will change, become more mature, and become more adaptable to our pace."

Qin Cang frowned slightly, looking at Liu San. He knew Liu San's persistence stemmed from his hope for young people, from his own past experiences with the same impulse and obsession. However, the world wouldn't allow one to act solely on passion, especially in an environment where error was unacceptable. The team's survival was often more important than any individual's fate.

"He has courage, but lacks wisdom." Qin Cang's tone remained calm. "You know I never judge people easily, but I see clearly. Xiaohu's courage does not mean he can lead the team to victory. He lacks a grasp of the situation and the ability to think calmly. Excessive impulsiveness will put him in an irreversible predicament and may even endanger the entire team."

Liu San didn't answer. He lowered his head, crossed his arms over his chest, and fell into deep thought. Yes, Qin Cang was right. Xiaohu truly lacked judgment. His decisions at critical moments, though courageous and powerful, were often ill-considered. This impulsiveness and impatience could indeed become a fatal weakness in the team's development.

However, this doesn't mean Xiaohu has no chance to change. Liu San knows that his worries stem from the imperfections of one person. If everyone is abandoned because of their shortcomings, then the team will never truly grow.

He was silent for a long time, then finally raised his head, a look of determination in his eyes. "I understand. Perhaps, give him a chance and see if he can change, if he can learn something from this." His tone was no longer as excited, but instead carried a hint of helplessness and determination. "If he truly can't go on, we have no other choice. But if he can learn something from this departure, then perhaps he can come back."

Qin Cang looked at Liu San, a flicker of approval in his eyes, but it was quickly replaced by calmness: "Have you made a decision?"

Liu San took a deep breath and nodded. "Give him one chance, but this time, he must face his own choices and take responsibility." He paused slightly, his words carrying an undeniable force. "However, if he truly cannot change, then I will personally eliminate him."

Qin Cang didn't say anything else, but nodded silently, a hint of deep meaning flashing in his eyes. He knew what Liu San's decision meant. This was no longer just a simple choice, but a critical turning point that would determine the future of the team.

"Then, let's wait and see." Qin Cang said in a low voice, his eyes still firm. "However, Liu San, you must know that when you give someone a chance, it also means that you have to bear all the possible consequences. We must all be prepared to face the coming storm."

An inexplicable sense of oppression rose within Liu San. He understood that he had made a decision, and that this decision might be the team's only chance for success. However, it could also bring unbearable consequences. Every decision was a gamble, and no one could foresee the outcome.

Qin Cang was silent for a long time, his gaze fixed on the distance. Although Liu San's decision had relieved him, it also caused a dull ache in his heart. That pain was a deep sense of loss, as if he were doing something inevitable and irreversible.

He turned and looked at Liu San, his eyes complex and deep. Although he remained calm on the outside, the momentary loss made it impossible for him to maintain his usual composure. He knew that he had made a difficult decision, and this decision meant that Xiaohu would completely leave the team and the journey they had once walked together.

"Do you really think he can come back?" Qin Cang asked in a low voice, with an imperceptible tremor in his voice. He didn't want Liu San to notice, but his heart was already in a mess.

Liu San raised his head and looked at Qin Cang, his eyes flickering with confusion: "Are you doubting him?"

Qin Cang smiled bitterly: "No, I just feel... If he can't even get over this time, I'm afraid he will never come back."

Liu San was slightly stunned, and a wave of emotion surged in his heart. Yes, Qin Cang was right. If Xiao Hu couldn't recover from this blow and understand the mistakes he had made, then he might never find his place. And once he missed the opportunity, it would be too late to turn back.

Qin Cang's mind raced through scenes. When Xiaohu first joined the team, that passionate young man, his eyes gleaming with wildness, his unbridled drive and unbridled ambition had everyone witnessing his innate potential. Back then, despite his inexperience and lack of sober reflection, his eyes always burned with an unquenchable fire. Qin Cang had seen countless young people before, but never one like Xiaohu, entering this dangerous world with such genuine emotion and longing.

"I've been thinking," Qin Cang suddenly whispered, a hint of self-mockery in his voice, "If I could give him a little more time, maybe he could grow faster, maybe he could truly understand what his true path is."

"Haven't you already given him a chance?" Liu San asked back, a hint of blame in his tone. "He had many chances, but he missed them time and time again, and even chose to escape. You can't wait for him forever."

Qin Cang didn't answer, merely standing there, his gaze still deep. Liu San knew that Qin Cang understood these principles. Every decision he made was carefully considered, and one could even say he was always thinking about the entire team. But his words today seemed somewhat unexpected, revealing a hidden sadness.

"Is it really because of Xiaohu?" Liu San's eyes flashed with hesitation.