Zhou Chong arrogantly said: "I don't think they can, even if Mao Hong steps in, it won't reconcile. Wang Cheng is, after all, their uncle, and the enmity of killing a relative is irreconcilable. I say, Wang Dun is acting so recklessly, even if he claims it's for the Great King's good, it's too overbearing and fierce. When Wang Cheng was murdered, he should have been arrested and dealt with according to the law, preventing today's disaster."
Zhou Yi replied: "Although you're right, at the time Wang Dun held a large army; do you think he would have surrendered without resistance?"
If Wang Dun hadn't surrendered and revolted, could King Langya have maintained control?
Without much thought, Zhou Yi could give the answer, which was definitely not. After all, his reliance upon coming to Yangzhou was on Wang Dao and Wang Dun.
Zhou Yi said: "Blind fighting without regard for consequences, how is it different from the likes of Liu Kui and Diao Xie?"
