Chapter 40 Entangled_3
The tone carried a faint sadness, yet it was so genuine, without a trace of falsehood.
"Then, I couldn't bear it and ended its life."
She said.
"Indeed... only death, only this ultimately arriving conclusion, is the only equality for life."
When Cen Dongsheng heard this sentence, he suddenly felt a little dazed.
The slightly intoxicating summer breeze brushed against his face, reminding him of the past.
"Equality for all"—this was a slogan proposed out of true love and respect for life, and in the modern society of later generations, it had long been considered one of the most widely accepted values.
Even so, politicians, thinkers, and rulers of various countries, no matter how hard they tried, could only create organizations, systems, and nations approaching this concept, but could never achieve true "equality."
It was like a perfect circle, a concept that did not exist in reality.