Fatherly love is like a mountain.
It's this kind of love that stretches across thousands of years and remains unchanged since ancient times.
It's this kind of love that can abandon everything to protect children.
Zhou Yan felt gratified and moved by Zhaoyun's behavior. Zhao Yi was an evil cultivator, ruthless and cruel; but Zhao Yi was also a father, a father who often used any means necessary to nurture his daughter.
Human nature is complicated, and so is Zhao Yi.
Zhou Yan is also a father, the father of Yanyan and Sisi, if he could protect them, perhaps he would do the same.
There is no absolute right or wrong. Zhao Yi is a villain, yet he is a very good father.
It is precisely because of this that Zhou Yan previously told a benevolent lie, preparing to give Zhaoyun a good way out, but he did not expect that Zhaoyun actually knew everything.
This was the enmity of patricide, yet it could be set aside for the sake of sect righteousness.
