The beautiful woman isn't necessarily lovable, and a fast-running horse isn't necessarily very strong.
Beauties often lack gentleness, and swift horses often lack endurance.
Jiang Dali understood this principle, so he naturally knew that the betrayed Demon Lord Bai Suzhen by the Immortal God might not be as simple as she appeared on the surface, and her words might not be entirely true.
However, he didn't think she was particularly clever either, because smart women know that to conquer a man, one mustn't use force; only a gentle smile is a woman's best weapon.
If Bai Suzhen hadn't been too strong and progressed too quickly back then, Ru Shen wouldn't have felt threatened and poisoned his own wife out of fear.
But on another note, the arrogance of the Immortal God was just for show, appearing strong on the outside but weak on the inside.
