That was how so many people of Xianle escaped death and avoided genocide. Because I forbade it.” Of course, that was a good deed. But thinking back on it now, the good deeds he’d done made him feel all the more aggrieved. It wasn’t that his actions were unjust; the deed itself was correct. He simply felt deeply wronged. He’d acted with such benevolence, but he didn’t receive equivalent kindness in return.