Why did Sigu Jian want to kill the City Lord?

Sigu Jian was the son of the City Lord of Dongyi. In the end, he became the master of Dongyi and was also known as the Sword Saint. Thus, Sigu Jian was both the son of the City Lord and the City Lord.

Yes, Sigu Jian was the son of the City Lord of Dongyi.

There were two reasons why Sigu Jian did not kill the Shadow. First, Sigu Jian liked the Shadow. He saw him as his younger brother and wanted to protect him. The Shadow was very likable to Sigu Jian, so he was unwilling to kill the Shadow. Secondly, Sigu Jian hoped that the Shadow would become stronger. He had filled the Shadow with hatred by massacring the city. He believed that the heart of revenge would make the Shadow stronger. Thus, Sigu Jian did not kill the Shadow because he liked and hoped that the Shadow would grow.

Sigu Jian was a character in " Celebrating Years." He was the son of the City Lord of Dongyi, the protector of Dongyi, the owner of the Sword Hut and Taiping money house, and one of the four great grandmasters of the world. His real name was unknown. In the play, Sigu Jian experienced the process of going from a child who was regarded as an idiot to becoming a Great Grandmaster. After meeting Ye Qingmei and Wu Zhu, he had become a great grandmaster of the sword through learning sword techniques and his own hard work. Sigu Jian killed all his relatives in the play and became the master of Dongyi. He was also known as the Sword Saint.

Sigu Jian wanted to kill the Qing Emperor because he suspected that the Qing Emperor was Ye Qingmei's murderer. Ye Qingmei's financial power, the Overwatch Council, and her business all fell into the Qing Emperor's hands. Sigu Jian believed that the Qing Emperor would benefit the most. Sigu Jian had tried many times to assassinate the Qing Emperor, but he had failed. In the end, at the end of his life, Sigu Jian massacred the manor of the City Lord who supported Northern Qi. He killed all his relatives other than his brother, the Shadow. He also made Yun Zhilan the City Lord of Dongyi and Fan Xian inherit the Sword Hut. The search results did not provide clear information on why Sigu Jian wanted to kill the Qing Emperor.

There were several reasons why Sigu Jian did not kill the Shadow. First, the Shadow was Sigu Jian's younger brother. They had a deep relationship. On the day Sigu Jian massacred the City Lord's manor, he had let the Shadow go, hoping that he would grow into a new Great Grandmaster and provide another choice for Dongyi's future. Secondly, Sigu Jian had a gentle side to human nature. He was good friends with Ye Qingmei and Wu Zhu, and he had deep feelings for the Shadow. The Shadow was his younger brother, his disciple, and his relative. Sigu Jian could not bear to kill him. In addition, Sigu Jian entered the Overwatch Council and became the shadow of the Sixth Bureau's manager. If he became the master of the Sword Hut, it might cause chaos in the Qing Kingdom and be detrimental to Dongyi. Thus, Sigu Jian chose to let the Shadow go, hoping that he would have his own space to develop.

There were several reasons why Sigu Jian killed his entire family. First of all, he had experienced a miserable experience when he was young. He was bullied and despised by the people of the City Lord's Estate, and he had suffered countless hardships and injuries. Secondly, Ye Qingmei had passed the sword manual to him, making him a grandmaster of his generation. However, Ye Qingmei had greater ambitions to realize, so Sigu Jian decided to kill the City Lord's Estate for revenge. In addition, Sigu Jian walked the path of merciless killing. He chose to kill his entire family to cultivate an unbridled killing intent. However, during the process of killing, he let his brother, Shadow, go. The exact reason was unknown.

Sigu Jian had destroyed his own sect because he had walked the path of merciless killing. Killing off his entire family was the key to him entering the Great Grandmaster realm. In his childhood, Sigu Jian lived a life of being bullied. His mother had never appeared. The wet nurse and servants who had been good to him had all died under a conspiracy. The pain and injustice caused him to feel pain and anger, and he eventually chose to destroy his own door. As for the situation of his disciples, the given search results did not mention any relevant information, so I don't know about Sigu Jian killing his own disciples.

There were several reasons why Sigu Jian killed his entire family. First of all, he had experienced a miserable experience when he was young. He was bullied and despised by the people of the City Lord's Estate, and he had suffered countless hardships and injuries. Secondly, Ye Qingmei had passed the sword manual to him, making him a grandmaster of his generation. However, Ye Qingmei had greater ambitions to realize, so Sigu Jian decided to kill the City Lord's Estate to take revenge. In addition, Sigu Jian's swordsmanship was unparalleled. He had killed his entire family to temper his sword intent and establish his might. In short, Sigu Jian killed his entire family out of personal revenge and self-accomplishment.

There were several reasons why Sigu Jian did not kill the Shadow during the Qing years. First, the Shadow was Sigu Jian's younger brother. They had a deep relationship. On the day Sigu Jian massacred the City Lord's manor, he had let the Shadow go, hoping that he would grow into a new Great Grandmaster and provide another choice for Dongyi's future. Secondly, Sigu Jian believed that if the Shadow wanted to become strong, it had to become strong, ruthless, and cold-blooded. Thus, by slaughtering the city, he filled the Shadow's heart with hatred. A heart of revenge would make him even stronger. In addition, Sigu Jian had entered the Overwatch Council to use the Shadow's life to avoid causing chaos in the Qing Kingdom. In summary, Sigu Jian did not kill the Shadow out of his love and protection for his brother, as well as his desire for the Shadow to become stronger.