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Li Hui said to Prince Jin that Prince Jin will destroy the world in the future, and persuade Prince Jin to either disappear by himself or he will do it. Others asked how Li Hui came to the conclusion? He replied, he and Shixi once went to the end of the world, the world was destroyed, everything turned to ashes, leaving only a ruby. This gem is soaked in the breath of the golden prince. Who else is he who destroys the world? The problem came again. Earlier, Li Hui and Shixi worked together to save Jasmine, why didn't they notice that Jasmine's ruby crown had the breath of a golden prince?
Jasmine’s ruby crown, which Shixi called the sacred
Jasmine’s ruby crown, was given by the golden prince. The true face of this crown is the heart of the golden prince. The metal heart was originally a heart-shaped shape, made of gold. The prince turned it into a gem and changed its appearance, so others would not see the clue, and generally would not suspect that it was a heart. Perhaps this approach was too crazy. When the golden prince gave out the ruby, he didn't tell Jasmine the truth.
Until Jasmine was found again, Prince Jin told her that the ruby was his heart. When Li Hui and Princess Shixi rescued Jasmine, they also noticed the crown, but they didn't recognize the true face of Ruby, they didn't know it was the heart of Prince Jin. Shixi even called it a holy thing, because her time magic couldn't eliminate the ruby.
Li Hui’s judgment
Li Hui didn’t doubt the Jasmine crown at all. He didn’t notice the difference from the real gemstone. When he heard Shixi said it was a sacred object, he didn’t say anything else. He said nothing, quite Yu defaulted. When the ruby was worn on Jasmine's head, Li Hui didn't think there was a problem with the gem, let alone any evil aura.
The ruby appeared in the center of the end of the world. Li Hui concluded that it was related to the golden prince. The gem was full of the breath of the golden prince. This judgment was full of individualism. Fairy Jasmine's crown was originally the heart of the Golden Prince. If Li Hui could really detect the breath of people through the gems, he should also be able to detect the breath of the golden prince on his crown.
After all, the heart is the root of a person, and it must have a strong atmosphere of oneself. The problem was that Li Hui didn't notice it, indicating that Prince Jin hid his breath very well, and ordinary fairies couldn't smell it, and even masters and big coffees could deceive him, thus concealing Shixi and Li Hui.
So the important question is here. Since the golden prince can hide his aura so much, Li Hui and Shixi can’t notice that Jasmine’s crown bears his aura. Similarly, even if the gem at the end of the world represents the golden prince, they will definitely not May be aware of the breath of gold.
Li Hui doesn't even know that Jasmine's crown bears the breath of a golden prince, but he definitely said that the gem at the end of the world bears the breath of a golden prince. The two contradict each other. It is inferred from this that Li Hui’s words may be miserable. Even if he did not notice that the ruby had the breath of the golden prince, because he doubted the golden prince in his heart, and was prejudiced against him, and the golden prince could quickly cultivate immortal power, he would give He was convicted.
Obviously, Li Hui's finalization of Prince Jin as a sinner, mixed with subjective personal opinions, did not treat him completely objectively, and did not give Prince Jin a chance to argue. The crown was on Jasmine's head, because Li Hui had a different mindset for Jasmine and felt that she was good everywhere, so she naturally thought that the things she was wearing were fine.
As soon as Ruby left Jasmine, his treatment changed, and it became a symbol of sin. Without knowing what Jasmine's crown was, Shixi thought it was a sacred object. How could it be a sacred object and become a world-destroying object? Prince Jin’s heart was once said to be a sacred thing, and it was said to be a thing of extinction, which is embarrassing, so ironic?
