Whether Master Tai Cheng will settle accounts with Qin Liuxi remains to be seen, but Qin Liuxi is playing it by ear, nonchalant about whether the other party finds out it was her doing. If things really come down to it, she can cunningly argue that it was Taiyang who first intended to harm her. As the saying goes, 'an elder brother is like a father,' and since Taiyang did not learn well, it is up to his fellow brother to shoulder the responsibility.
Moreover, she has, in any case, pulled some strings to send several small merits his way. By killing Xu Gong, hasn't she indirectly prevented many innocents or vindictive souls from falling into his hands? It's like killing one to save many, and the merit should be credited to him.
So, it really isn't her fault. She's done a good deed, and strictly speaking, he owes her a favor.
Hearing this sophistry, Teng Zhao was like, right, right, everything you say is correct, the dead can be spoken back to life.
