Because she was raised by a Human Race couple from a young age, Ye Hongyue not only doesn't resent the Human Race but actually feels a certain closeness to them. When her parents were still alive, she even joked with her mother about finding a male from the Human Race to be her husband when she grew up. Of course, whether this was truly a joke is another matter, but at the very least, Ye Hongyue doesn't mind interacting with male cultivators from the Human Race.

Unfortunately, she is the Red Moon Demon Emperor of the Demon Race. Which human would dare to befriend her? She had summoned some male cultivators from the Human Race to her palace before, but they only had two reactions to her: fear and trembling, or anger and hatred, likely because Ye Hongyue had destroyed the Immortal Dao Alliance and ruled over the Human Race's lands.

She couldn't understand why every Human Race member either feared or hated her. Seeing this made Ye Hongyue feel quite upset. She had no intention of harming them, nor had she oppressed the Human Race. She even provided them with security, assurance, and resources for living and cultivation. Why was it so difficult for her to find a Human Race member to simply have an equal conversation with?

After her parents passed away, Ye Hongyue made a vow at their graves. Perhaps it was because her parents had always hoped for her to have a happy life, to marry and have children like ordinary people. Ye Hongyue certainly wouldn't vow not to marry until the Human and Demon Races were at peace. Her promise was actually quite simple: she hoped to marry a man who truly liked her and didn't care about her Demon Race identity, someone who shared her views and would strive for peace between the Human and Demon Races with her.