Because if you openly oppose Xin Weiying, then there will be more and more "offsets", and you will encounter more and more inexplicable difficulties and obstacles, and Xin Weiying's luck will get better and better, and eventually he will

Nine times out of ten, your own efforts will be offset.

He could only follow its trend first, and it seemed that everything he did was moving in a direction that was beneficial to Xin Weiying, and eventually he suddenly turned around and broke the balance.

The original question also has an answer.

Karma never returns to zero.

When there were less than ten people left, Jing Ke had completely understood that according to the inherent "trajectory" development, the final winner would be Xin Weiying. Although Yun Lan could cause some trouble for him in the end, it was not enough to sway him.

The final outcome.

Now, with the early death of Xin Weiying, it can be declared that whether it is the victory of "Fei Nan" or the victory of "Yunlan", the trajectory of the Seventy-Three Sons' actions throughout the Cangming Domains, and the sum of all external forces cannot be perfectly offset.

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In other words, the existence of the Seventy-Three Sons, especially Jing Ke’s actions, changed the final outcome of this “story”!
Chapter completed!