Looking directly at the ancient gods for a whole year

Chapter 2575 Even Tyrants Have True and False Representations
The truth has come out?
"Falsehoods" cannot last forever; they will be exposed when compared to others.

Although it was only for a moment, at first glance it did have that meaning.

Ah Fei, who had always been highly regarded by him, paled in comparison to the comparison items created by the Creator, and was thus defeated and forced to transform into a shadow.

Just as the Creator said, mistakes are corrected... and will eventually be completely corrected, because Ah Fei can't hold on much longer.

But that's just at first glance; never let other people's ideas lead you astray.

Fu Qian suggests that if you're willing to use your brain, the situation could be much worse than it seems—has something really changed between the real and fake Afei? Is it possible that the problem lies with the observer?
Based on the previous conclusions, there are actually two explanations for the real Ah Fei suddenly becoming invisible.

It's simplest for him to be the one to become the shadow, but if the observer is the one to become the shadow, will the same thing happen?
In other words, the King of Abandoned Prison has run into trouble and has turned into a shadow.

As for why?
Fu went to take a look from a short distance away.

That's a slightly lower area than this, theoretically a blind spot.

At first glance, it appears to be empty, but a closer look at the silhouette reveals that a person is actually sitting there.

Not only was it silently watching the battlefield, but it was even sitting in the same posture as me.

……

It's not enough to just hand-crush a cricket and throw it into the cricket-fighting basin; it's about having all the fallacies in the entire place corrected by "absolute correctness"?
Good, very energetic.

Based on this extraordinary discovery, that moment was marked by high praise for the ambition of the Creator.

As for that shadow, it was so inconspicuous, how could it be discovered?

It's very simple, just the angle.

In the instant the two hooligans switched states, Fu Qian realized that he seemed to have developed a slight squint.

If we reverse the angle, the observer's position is slightly different from their own; they should be sitting in the shadow's position.

So at this moment, besides the two Afei confronting each other, there are even two Kings of Abandoned Prison?

But just now, it wasn't the real and fake Ah Fei who were switching; the problem was with myself.

Because of the strange connection between the shadow and the original body, one was momentarily transported into the perspective of the shadow.

To be more logical, this seems to be a more reasonable explanation.

Now there is even more evidence to support this: from the changes in the shadows, one can see that when one looks over, the shadow is also looking over.

Furthermore, their movements were neither particularly alert nor overly hostile.

Oh?
So is this the benefit of self-cultivation and being kind to others?

Compared to the two hooligans still locked in hand-to-hand combat, this scene was almost too harmonious.

At that moment, Fu Qian seemed to realize that the relationship between the absolutely correct version and the original version is not necessarily one of antagonism.

Is it possible that the two hooligans started fighting as soon as they met because the hooligans had already been fighting all the way and were cutting down anyone they saw, rather than it being an order from the Creator?

If that's the case, then the strategy of using Ah Fei as a sword to sweep through everything while remaining behind the scenes and avoiding involvement in the cause and effect can be said to have not only achieved many results, but also seemed to have allowed this spacetime aberration of Depth 3 to escape a calamity.

After all, if the two kings of abandoned prisons were to fight, it wouldn't seem like a question of who was real and who was fake among A-Fei and his gang.

"I wasn't wrong, was I? You figured it out very quickly."

Even at this moment, the Creator of Intelligence makes a timely appearance.

"I didn't put the opponent in; you put them in yourselves."

"You yourselves are wrong, that's why there is right."

...Just as I expected.

But this makes the force associated with the point of impact even more bizarre.

The Creator directly demonstrated that his prediction was correct. Although the absolutely correct one was born from his power, the connection is still closer to the original body.

Is it like a corrected version of a mirror image? It even reflects not only the form of existence, but also inner demons and karmic obstacles, which is why it inherits the style of doing things.

"That's why you surprised me, as if you knew all along, and maintained an unreasonable restraint from beginning to end."

At this moment, the Creator's amazement continued, and it pointed directly to the performance before the offering.

“That’s not what you said earlier. You meant that this behavior was completely meaningless.”

However, the indirect praise did not hinder the fact that the person in question had a good memory and directly pointed out the contradiction in their statements.

"Because I'm curious whether you know the significance of this behavior."

Unfortunately, the creator remained stubborn and refused to admit that he was stalling for time, instead offering a flimsy excuse.

"How should I put it? In a broad sense, I guess you could say I know, since the initial intention behind doing this was to make the scene more harmonious."

He didn't mind at all, and even generously satisfied the other party's curiosity before paying.

"You don't seem worried at all that I'm stalling for time? Or do you think this fragile balance can't last much longer?"

On the contrary, the opponent himself became nervous. The Creator paused for a moment, then pointed in the direction of the King of Abandoned Prison's shadow and said.

"Of course not. I am very clear about my own situation. To the world, my mistakes are much greater than Afei's."

Fu Qian shook his head, even turning his gaze away from the shadow.

……

He agreed with the Creator's statement, which described a fragile balance that was far more complex than simply a matter of avoiding conflict if there was no hostility.

Right and wrong are never compatible.

Even the mastermind behind the scenes cannot truly escape the consequences; even if they do nothing but sit here, the final conflict will inevitably arise.

He even believed that the claim that the error was greater.

The remastered King of the Abandoned Prison is a blasphemous monster handpicked by the Serpent of Fate.

Especially according to the fruit and sugar theory, it's not just a common fallacy; it's practically running right into the line of fire.

Correcting extraordinary errors is the core aspiration of the Creator.

There is even reason to believe that if it weren't for this point, the absolutely correct version of the King of Abandoned Prisons might not have been so easy to "weave".

"You're quite self-aware in this respect. I didn't expect it to work so well, Afei... It's a pity that your ridiculously named tool won't last much longer."

Sure enough, the Creator quickly acknowledged Fu Qian's special physique and even mocked his naming skills.

"Furthermore, I am more inclined to believe that your inner self is not as calm as it appears on the surface. There is a reason for your current posture, such as to lull your opponent into a false sense of security and then look for an opportunity to finish me off... Unfortunately, I suggest that you give up that plan."

Then, let's not forget to speculate on Fu Qian's true purpose from a human nature perspective: to kill him by destroying his spirit.

"Alas... a mediocre person is a mediocre person. Even if he steals some true knowledge, it is difficult to change his own mindset."

His response was a soft sigh from Fu Qian, who turned his gaze to the battle.

"It's simple to stay still; I believe my tool will win."

(End of this chapter)