Following someone else's path?
Yang Zhen just loved following others' paths, and then leaving them with no path to follow.
This was a bit mean, but when dealing with enemies, you had to pull out all the stops. If you didn't leave them doubting whether they were actually born of their own fathers, why even let them live to settle scores later?
You had to make your enemies tremble in fear, and after a shudder, find that everything under the heavens had become utterly tasteless—that was the true method of vanquishing enemies.
But this was a method for dealing with enemies. Was that person an enemy?
That person could truly be called a pioneer of the Great Desolation era, and had already been missing for who knows how many years.
All these years, Yang Zhen had only seen that person's back, let alone harboring any deep-seated grudges or enmity.
To follow the path of a dead man, and a path of failure at that?
