"Righteous heaven, righteous law..."
An Jing pondered this in his heart, though he did not find it strange. While the Seven Kill Calamity was called a "calamity," that was only from a human perspective. If there were no Seven Kill Calamity, would human society really be free of war? Without it, would there be no mutual slaughter?
In its essence, the Seven Kill Calamity did not necessarily demand bloodshed and chaos; rather, it existed because many conflicts in human society could only be resolved through mutual destruction. Since that was the case, in order to resolve these disputes and prevent errors and contradictions from accumulating to the point of destroying heaven and earth, the Seven Kill Calamity naturally had to manifest to burn away all hidden dangers.
Chapter 531