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Chapter 439: Chapter Four Hundred Thirty-Five: A Simple Gesture

The reason why humans are humans lies in the many things they possess that beasts and demons do not, such as the pursuit of life’s meaning, the application of morality as self-restraint, and the creation of seemingly frivolous notions like nobility, lowliness, purity, filth, usefulness, and uselessness as markers to position their life.

Yet, the more intelligent a person is, the more complex they become, with the highest wisdom often appearing paradoxical.

Having spent fifteen years in this different world, Tang Luo cared most for the commoners and despised the noble families the most, even though all noble families originated from the commoners.

Because the more prosperous and powerful a clan in this world is, the more skeletons lie beneath their throne, an observation that is far from a rhetoric but a straightforward statement.

The reason the Tang and Mi clans surpassed other noble families by hundreds of times in power was not due to their descendants being superior, but through hundreds of years spent plundering along the coast. The countless skeletons and unjustly killed souls beneath the Wancheng Treasure Ship were those of hundreds and thousands of smaller clans, forming a towering hatred that forged the Tang clan’s power.

All powerful clans in this world, without exception, are steeped in bloodshed.

Even the most renowned worldly holy place, the Xu Clan, is not as clean as rumored, not because those in power need to employ violent means, but because no matter where, class oppression is always brutal, particularly so among martial families.

But as a transmigrator with his own set of values, Tang Luo couldn’t be at peace with the notion that commoners are worthless.

To noble families, the only use of commoners is to serve as cannon fodder and laborers. The gap between martial artists from noble families and those from common families is as wide as that between infants and adults. A Yellow Rank technique with killing methods is already a treasure for commoner martial artists, but for clans, it’s merely an introductory technique for their guards and servants.

a source of resources to be exploited at

Even in Xiling, a city that has enjoyed peace for hundreds of years, less than half of commoners die of old age. One can only imagine

like looking at his past self: powerless to resist and surviving by clinging to a predetermined path, ready to be left behind by the era with one

to a lack of effort,

he inclined to show mercy to the commoners. Tang Luo simply wanted to give

have food, and the

of martial arts was the sole pathway for commoners to elevate their status. Tang Luo simply couldn’t bear to see that even this only path was blocked for

these poor individuals about the forthcoming disaster, so they could grab their last bag of grains, clothe themselves in warmer garments, take their

not outrun the noble families, but giving them

right now is to let the folks in the city know about the impending flood. I’ll take care of

clan only had a thousand members, which made their effort to spread the word seem like a drop in the ocean, but he quickly found his role to play: “I’ll lead the Du clan to widen the mountain path

clan’s warriors could easily carve out a large cave in the Red Cloud crystal, which was very tough for most martial artists. Their Fierce Realm martial artists could even fly, punching out one cave dwelling after another. Now that they decided to open up

you!” Tang

camps and cave dwellings on North Mountain, but they were all prepared for the various clans in Xiling. As for the area on Red Cloud Mountain where the common people lived, they had to

of the Du clan’s martial artists and given that there should be many craftsmen among the commoners who knew how to build cities and camps, they should be able to rebuild their homes on

delegating tasks, Tang Luo left the council chamber in Red Cloud Village and used the Immortal Wind

thousand members of the Righteous Gang, all dressed in uniform, standing in square formations. From high above, apart from the first dozen or so who were at

asked Gong Zheng, “Where