Ever since the Ten Directions Emperor had fallen, a whole سلسلة of subsequent problems had begun to surface.
The Great Ying Divine Dynasty carried the momentum of having slain a Heavenly Emperor, yet rather than sweeping across the six directions, it settled down to digest the territories it had previously swallowed whole.
Conflicts among all realms still persisted. Including the Great Wilderness, conflicts of interest and conflicts of ideals could never truly cease.
As for these matters, the Great Ying Divine Dynasty merely established a bottom line. Controlling the Book of Law, it set standards based on what was written within it.
Thus far, there were fewer than ten inviolable laws in total. They were essentially all extreme cases, matters that could affect the survival of humankind.
The remaining laws were still being drafted. Those laws that did not necessarily warrant the harshest punishments were the most difficult ones.
One had to remain calm, yet also retain the brilliance of being human. One also had to take precautions to prevent the Book of Law from someday being exploited through the violence of the majority. After all, the overwhelming majority was not necessarily right.
Therefore, the inviolable laws Qin Yang had established numbered only a mere handful.
The remaining laws were more like the criminal code of the Great Ying Divine Dynasty.
Because laws could not be cold and unfeeling, maintaining a state of absolute rationality.
That would be a disaster. Legal principles and human sentiment—when considering the same matter from multiple angles, the conclusions would differ.
No code of law could be omnipotent, nor could one simply follow the book and force everything into its provisions.
Qin Yang also did not wish to see a day when everyone in the human world became like cold machines, with everything sharply divided