Listening to Pig Dali talk about ideals is a rather strange experience.
Especially for Jiang Wang.
The so-called "Under the Blood Moon, in the name of Peace. Walking in the dark, looking up to the dawn."
The so-called "Peace cannot be enjoyed forever, demons often face desperate paths."
These are just some ideas he came up with on the spur of the moment.
The whole concept was pieced together from bits and pieces of various organizations' structures. It's really not something sincere.
To make the non-existent organization "Taiping Dao" convincing indeed took some brainwork. But ultimately, it's all self-justification centering around the words "Peace."
Those so-called great ideals.
He himself didn't believe in them.
But Pig Dali did.
Pig Dali believed that there truly existed an organization called Taiping Dao, believed there was a great existence known as "Taiping Taoist," believed in ideals like "world peace."
