The villains are redeemed, and the heroines cry and beg for forgiveness.

There were too many people to eliminate, so it was impossible for "Gu Ran" to personally handle them all.

Therefore, he entrusted those who were "not strong" to the military generals he had trained.

Only those who are powerful enough that the army cannot handle are worth his personal intervention.

And those he targets are all people who have a moral high ground for death, so he shows absolutely no mercy.

They don't even bother to waste time; every strike is a one-hit kill.

For a moment, the entire Human Alliance fell silent.

Seeing Gu Ran seemingly going berserk, the name of the tyrant gradually spread throughout the Human Alliance.

......

Outside the light screen.

"This scene looks somewhat familiar," someone wondered.

"Look, Gu Ran has indeed changed; he's been consumed by the desire for power. Although this happened in that 'bubble world,' it also serves as evidence for our world!" someone exclaimed excitedly.

"Did the death of Cheng Youmeng in that world trigger Gu Ran in that world, causing him to turn into a tyrant?" someone subconsciously guessed.

“No, that’s not right. Before Cheng Youmeng died, he had already begun to work on unifying the Human Alliance. His lust for power was already evident at that time,” someone objected.

"Is it possible that Gu Ran was in such a hurry to unify the Human Alliance because... he wanted to save humanity? Have you forgotten that cataclysmic disaster?"

Suddenly a voice rang out.

Everyone was startled.

Save humanity?

An apocalyptic catastrophe?

Previously, the screen displayed information about apocalyptic natural disasters.

However, they all seem to have subconsciously chosen to selectively forget this information.

On the one hand, it seems that the arrival of this cataclysmic disaster is still a very long time away, and as long as it doesn't happen in their generation, that's fine.

Moreover, this kind of thing is too far-fetched; without more conclusive evidence, they find it hard to believe.

On the other hand, their stance is opposed to Gu Ran's; they are unwilling to believe Gu Ran.

The crowd fell silent; some looked somewhat embarrassed, while others were completely indifferent.

Cheng Youmeng quickly scanned the crowd.

It is him again!

Although the voice was different this time, she knew it was definitely the same person.

Are they on Gu Ran's side?

Cheng Youmeng frowned slightly.

Are they lurking among the crowd, trying to undermine the unity of the coalition forces?

I never even realized that Gu Ran had such subordinates.

"Hehe, I wonder which hero made such a statement."

Lin Fan's group couldn't hold back any longer. Although Lin Fan hadn't given them any further instructions, they felt that if those remarks weren't corrected in time, it would be a serious matter.

"Saying that Gu Ran did it to save humanity is utterly ridiculous. If it really was to save humanity, then why did he kill so many innocent people? Isn't that like trying to save a patient with poison? Did he want to die quickly enough, so he personally sent them on their way?"

Seemingly thinking he was being humorous, the person who made the remark chuckled twice.

When he realized that no one was agreeing with him, he awkwardly stopped smiling.

In the past, some people would have echoed his awkward jokes, because some people thought that Lin Fan would become a rising star in the Human Alliance and would definitely want to curry favor with him.

But now everyone has realized that something is wrong.

There are too many doubts about many things. Even if they want to say that they are right, they immediately recall the memories they saw before and cannot help but doubt themselves.

315. Breaking the Stalemate, Gu Ran's Body Secret, Lilith's Transformation (4k)

It must be said that the atmosphere among the allied forces has changed a lot compared to when they were all working together to defeat Gu Ran.

Many people didn't even realize this change: Gu Ran was originally seen as a tyrant who deserved to be killed.

But now they have to constantly convince themselves to kill Gu Ran, as if if they don't strengthen their mental fortitude, they will waver or even reverse their original convictions.

However, perhaps it is precisely because of this preconceived notion that they seem to have intentionally or unintentionally overlooked many details.

Because only the "Gu Ran" they originally remembered, the "tyrant," could give them a legitimate reason to kill him without any psychological burden.

Suddenly, someone in the crowd noticed the light screen and exclaimed in surprise, "Look! Gu Ran seems to have found a way to escape!"

Everyone immediately looked over. Although the "bubble world" was quite interesting, as if they were watching another ending of their world, they were more interested in the final fate of Gu Ran and the Abyss Ruler.

They had been hoping that Gu Ran and Him would fight, but it was impossible for Gu Ran to be killed, since he later became the chief administrator of the Human Alliance.

So while they were happy to see Gu Ran escape, their current hope was that Gu Ran could kill that Abyss Ruler, so that humanity would have one less potential enemy in the future.

......

In the light screen.

Let's rewind a little.

Gu Ran did indeed discover a possible flaw.

Why didn't the other party use other means to deal with him, but instead used this method of showing him another "false world" - the "bubble world"?

The other party's hostility towards him was genuine; that contempt and anger, while not necessarily directed at him personally, were more likely because of that spatial ability user from over seven hundred years ago.

But the desire to kill him is definitely real.

Therefore, the ability He uses must be the one He is most confident in and has the greatest power.

Therefore, although this ability to "watch videos" may not seem to be harmful, perhaps he simply hasn't realized the potential danger within it.

So under what circumstances would someone be completely unaware of the other party's murderous intent and the use of a deadly move?

Recalling her previous experiences, Gu Ran's expression turned somewhat strange.

Could it be a psychological attack...?

He had a buff that made him immune to mental attacks, while his opponent happened to be using a mental attack.

However, upon closer examination, it seems quite reasonable.

The opponent is the "Lord Sovereign," who is deeply revered by the demon generals. If we rely solely on force, it seems that we are still not quite able to achieve this effect.

Even if I can't beat you, what if I run away or hide?

The "Lord of the Abyss" is powerful, but he never leaves the Central Temple. Only two powerful intelligent robots, the Left and Right Generals, walk in the Abyss on his behalf.

Military force may be sufficient for deterrence, but control is far less effective.

So if His strength lies in spiritual abilities, then that makes sense.

Before each Demon General can assume the position, they must go to the Central Temple to receive His approval. Isn't this the best opportunity to exert spiritual influence?

Even a powerful being like the Demon General could be affected by His spirit, which means that His strength in this area is indeed extremely powerful, making it understandable that He is His greatest asset.

Although I don't know why I'm immune to mental attacks, if I can even be immune to mental attacks of this level...

This incident itself says something.

Gu Ran vaguely sensed that something very important was happening to her body, perhaps related to some great secret.

However, the most important thing now is not to investigate these things; he still has Canglong City on his mind.

Although he had eliminated most of the extraterrestrial aliens in Canglong City, the remaining demons still made him feel uneasy.

Even demons are not entirely invincible, and their power is not the sole determinant of strength. As long as one's will is strong enough, one can defeat a demon.

But it's always better to go back sooner rather than later; let's end this journey to the Abyss as quickly as possible.

Gu Ran observed this so-called "bubble world".

After the "Dream of Becoming a Child" simulation ended, a new scene appeared.

And surprisingly, one of them is "Alice".

Gu Ran's heart sank.

His feelings toward Alice were complex, the biggest of which was guilt.

Gu Ran couldn't help but temporarily stop his attempt to break through this "false world" and watch Alice's other "ending".

In the "bubble world" depicted, "he" and "she" still did not end up together.

"He" and "she" are like two lines that never intersect.

Even if they happen to get close, it's only for a fleeting moment, like a dream or a bubble.

Moreover, this time Alice died an even more tragic death.

He is still an enemy of the merfolk this time.

Moreover, he is a true enemy because "he" wants to open up mining sites for marine resources for humans, which happens to be the habitat of the mermaid race.