Liu Jun initially wanted to give his grandson Xiao Lu a peaceful environment to grow up for the sake of the village's stability.
Upon discovering Su Lin's hand crossbow and inferring the truth behind the Chang Family's extermination, he realized the young man's innate radical and ruthless nature.
At that time, he once tried to warn Su Lin with words.
In his understanding then, even though Zhong Wubin and Chang Sanheng had countless faults, they were ultimately part of the village's own people.
Conflicts within one's own are tolerable behind closed doors, but resorting to murder and annihilation is excessively brutal.
This kind of internal conflict weakens the village's strength and invites the encirclement of wolves, truly unwise.
But now it seems... some people never considered themselves as "one of their own"!
Even, completely as enemies!
Liu Jun looked at Su Lin with a complex gaze, eventually expressing it as a sigh full of deep disappointment and self-mockery:
