Out of the 46 heroes in Wagang, whose morals were the most corrupt, yet the people worshipped him as a hero?

This question often appeared in novels, usually involving the moral character and deeds of a hero. However, among the 46 men of Wagang, the most immoral person was probably Li Yan. Li Yan was one of the leaders of the Wa Gang stockade. Although he was a good man, he had shown an immoral side in some of his actions. For example, he used his power to pursue his own selfish desires, suppress dissidents, and even secretly plan rebellions. These actions caused the people of the Tile Gang Stronghold to hate and fear him, but they worshipped him as a hero. Although Li Yan's behavior was immoral, he was still a hero that could not be ignored considering his status and influence in the village and the faith of the people. In novels, characters with high morals might be portrayed as villains for some reason, while characters with low morals were more likely to be portrayed as heroes.