Why did Yang Xiao not bother with vengeance?

[tape]

His martial arts was comparable to Mie Jue, and his lover was violently killed by her. It seems strange for someone of Yang Xiao's abilities and personality (arrogant, highly intelligent, stubborn) to not seek vengeance. Even if Mie Jue technically had the right to kill her by being her master, Jianghu rules pretty much allow anyone to seek vengeance for a close one. He didn't even seem to think of vengeance or hatred when he saw Mie Jue.

[Ken Cheng]

I think Yeung Siu recognized that on some level, it was his own fault that Gei Hiu Fu ended up being executed by Mit Jeut See Tai. He couldn't blame Mit Jeut without turning some of that blame on himself as well.

[PJ]

He was a coward.





Oh oops, that was Xiao Feng.

[kyss of the sword]

he must have wanted to but knew miiejie was not easy to deal with, and he had a young daughter to look after. if he died, there would be noone to look after he, so he waited for her to grow up. of course before he had a chance for revenge, she died. and all of ming cult matters must have kept him busy.

[person135]

Based on what I saw in the TV series, he did try to get revenge. When he became leader, he said the first thing they'd do is destroy E Mei Sect.

[Trinie]

Based on what I saw in the TV series, he did try to get revenge. When he became leader, he said the first thing they'd do is destroy E Mei Sect.

Well, you should not base everything on TV series since they change things a lot.

[person135]

ya that's why I said based on the TV series...