Chapter 164

Fusheng crunched and swallowed the candy Baobao had given him, then picked up a pen and wrote the word "Death" on the document. Xiangchen had asked for his opinion on how to handle the situation, and naturally, Fusheng felt he should die. He didn't understand what there was for the Zerg to argue about; was it just because Xiangchen was a male Zerg? He suspected that if Xiangchen hadn't been a male, they wouldn't have debated it for so long. Had Xiangchen killed only female Zergs, they likely wouldn't have even thrown him in prison, let alone sentenced him to death as he had done. This time, the Male Zerg Protection Law had backfired on its own kind. These fellows were worried that by setting a precedent, such a disaster might one day befall them. However, the families of the murdered male Zergs would never let it go if Xiangchen wasn't punished. Fusheng only needed to write the word "Death," but the people outside had far more to consider.