Li Changhe clearly understood their thoughts, which was to use ordinary people controlled by him to attack the [Players].
If [Players] fought back or defended passively, those people would be in a terrible situation.
Li Changhe didn't consider himself a good person. At Jiushan Temple, he had killed some victims who were planning to cause turmoil.
They brought that upon themselves, and even now, Li Changhe didn't think he had done anything wrong.
Under disasters, human malice would magnify infinitely—robbing food, defying orders, and even attempting to ambush [Players].
So let them pay the price they deserve. Li Changhe did not underestimate these discovered and dangerous people but dealt with them ruthlessly.
But now it was different. He was not a lunatic who killed innocent people indiscriminately. If these controlled people died at his hands, Li Changhe guessed that his current mood would be even more somber.
