Su Ru didn't answer, and didn't even say another half a word.

The answer to this question is so obvious that even the answer is redundant.

He turned the little pervert over, grabbed the two hands of the little pervert, lifted the little pervert from the ground, put it on his back, and walked down the mountain without saying a word.

Growing up, he has always had a problem hidden in his heart. He pondered for more than ten years, but he never figured this question through.

The question is:

- Why do people in this world always want other people's lives at every turn?

- Didn't you say that if you kill, you will pay for your life?

His father was killed. Although he had no memory of his mother and didn't know what her mother looked like, he estimated that his mother also died at the hands of others.

- Is the man who killed his parents now paying for his life?

Su Ru couldn't be sure. He didn't even know who the enemy who killed his parents was.

However, he estimated that the enemy who killed his parents would not be paid for nine times out of ten. Not only did he not pay for his life, but on the contrary, he lived very well, even with fine clothes and food, and walked with a roof.

Just because he has been helpless since he was a child, everything he has experienced tells him a truth: most of the bad people in this world are more nourishing than good people, and they are more prosperous than good people.

What good and evil will be rewarded in the end, and it is not that the time has not come for not repaying, in his eyes, it is completely. Of course, when used to fool good people and comfort themselves, the effect is still very significant.

Su Ru was the one who wanted his life before because he stole those people's chickens.

He was often chased for more than ten miles with a hoe. He could clearly hear the sound of the hoe digging behind him, and if the hoe dug at him, he would die on the spot.

He often asked himself: If you steal a chicken from them, can they take Lao Tzu's life without any scruples?

Lao Tzu's life, is it not as good as a chicken?

Lao Tzu is a man! a living man!

Su Ru knew that stealing was a shameful act, and it was an act that only villains had, but in his heart, he still couldn't stop hating those who wanted his life because of a chicken.

However, the people he met now were even more ruthless than those people.

There was another reason why those people were good, and it was because he stole their chickens. But now the people he met wanted to take his life, and he didn't need a reason at all, just whether the people he met wanted his life or not.

For example, the headless black shadow of three magic flowers planted for Liuyu Feng at the head of Luoyang City.

For example, a little perverted woman with a femme fatale painted on her face.

For example, he was forced to go down the mountain with the little pervert, and asked him to treat the little pervert as a woman who served her like an aunt.

In front of these people, it is as if his life is not his. Whether he lives or dies, whether he goes or stays, he can't be left to him.

While resigned to his fate, he carried the little perverted girl down the mountain, and at the same time made a wish in his heart: "In the future, don't meet these people; Lao Tzu's life is Lao Tzu's own, and Lao Tzu's choice should be decided by Lao Tzu himself!"