You yourself, the you in your friends' eyes, the you in your enemies' eyes, and the you in people's mouths.
Sometimes they are four entirely different people.
Strangely, Jiang Wang did not feel anger in his heart.
He listened to the story of the "Jiang Wang" with an endless record of sins, as if hearing about something entirely unrelated, hearing about a completely unfamiliar person.
Whether that person was evil or good, whether people loved him or hated him.
Jiang Wang observed himself in such a detached manner—through the perspective molded by Zhuang Gaoxian, Du Ruhui, and others.
This perspective felt fresh and compelling.
The timeline was clear, and the story's plot interconnected seamlessly. The villain from the mouth of the storyteller was so vividly portrayed that it stirred indignation among the listeners, making them wish they could spit on his face, strip his skin, and end his life.
Yet Jiang Wang inexplicably thought—
A person like this could truly exist.
