The master of Zilong Cave refused to believe until his dying breath that Shi Potian was helping him out of the goodness of his heart. After all, he was no good himself, and in his eyes, nobody else in this world was any good either.
Take Yue Buqun, for instance. The so-called leader of the Huashan Sect, the dignified Gentleman Sword, engaged in countless despicable schemes behind the scenes. At least Yu Canghai openly went about seizing things by force, whereas Yue Buqun was weighed down by a heavy sense of guilt, sneaking around to take what he wanted.
Poor little Linzi—his very name was Pingzhi (meaning "Peace and Equality"), which sounded like a terribly malicious curse. When your name is Pingzhi, your life is bound to be filled with endless trials and tribulations, poor Linzi. It was rather like someone else being named Yang Buhui ("Yang No Regrets"), only to give birth to a daughter named Yin Buque ("Yin Nothing Lacking").
Chapter 113