Ye Wen was a deeply responsible man. Even in his previous life, he had properly arranged the transfer of power before his death.
Thus, Snow Empress became the nominal highest leader of Douluo Civilization.
Although Snow Empress had not broken through to become the King of God Kings and could not suppress every rebellious ambition,
she was not only Ye Wen's wife, but also a symbiotic entity with the consciousness of the Douluo Plane—neither was a secret. Setting aside the forces Douluo Civilization had expanded into, at the very least, on Douluo Star, its fundamental base, Snow Empress's orders were absolute.
During the first few years after Ye Wen vanished, Snow Empress had indeed been overwhelmed for a time.
However, with the vast legacy Ye Wen had left behind and the full support of their entire family, Snow Empress quickly took over Douluo Civilization's governmental affairs.
Leaving aside Ye Wen's many disciples, his wives and children alone had all grown into powerful high-level God Kings. Added to that were the God King powerhouses who had received Ye Wen's favors and guidance in the past. Even if someone within Douluo Civilization wanted to rebel, facing such an enormous community of interests, no idiot dared step forward and try to seize Snow Empress's position.
This was one of Ye Wen's ultimate calculations: human relationships and worldly affairs.
Even in a transcendent civilization, what mattered in the end was not fighting and killing, but human relationships and worldly affairs. So long as Ye Wen's family could ensure that Douluo Civilization's overall interests remained unharmed and it continued to develop steadily, no one would openly come forward to usurp the throne.
Even in the worst-case scenario, anyone seeking rebellion would need the mantle of righteousness—for example, inciting one of Ye Wen's descendants to fight