And those so-called fearless ones actually have more important purposes or things they need to hold onto. When something becomes more significant than death itself, then death becomes less terrifying.
Just like back in the tough environment of World War II, many soldiers truly were not afraid of dying. However, that was for the sake of their beliefs, for a better tomorrow, for future generations, so they could put life and death aside.
That's a spiritual realm that transcends life and death, but these small-time gangsters don't have any kind of realm. In Su Xuan's view, it's a wonder they aren't afraid of dying. Just a moment ago, wasn't that Brother Lang thinking about running away? If he wasn't afraid of dying, why not fight the Jungle Wolves? So, Su Xuan never believed these people could have such high emotional intelligence as to be fearless of death.
