You Li Ye Er—if you said he was wrong, he really wasn't.
From his perspective, he had been quite responsible toward his own dimension.
Though this so-called responsibility meant starting a great war, that patriarch-like mindset of "everything should be under my control" was actually more useful than Gu Lan Ba Tuo's character of "what does the world have to do with me," seeking only for "the beauty of truth to bloom."
Huang Ji had messed with his mindset, causing him to lose one core personality amid extreme upheaval, tremendous loss and gain, utter shock, and remorse. That was that.
This changed You Li Ye Er's temperament. He had shed some of his worldly concerns and fear of loss, and overall, he was practically a different person.
It was easier for people to accept gaining things in life, but loss was often impossible to accept calmly. As one walked forward on their path, they were destined to lose many things. If one cared too deeply about what was lost, life would take detours.
With only a slight adjustment from Huang Ji, this man could be entrusted with great responsibilities.
Now, the entire dimension was firmly in their grasp. Huang Ji was stronger than ever before.
This starry sky had all sincerely submitted to him, singing Huang Ji's praises and revering him.
Certainly, it was because his power was majestic and supreme. But it was also because Ziwei's ideals were widely accepted.
What was so good about war? In truth, any mature powerhouse detested war, especially dimensional war. It meant foreseeable mountains of corpses and ruined starry skies.
It was not impossible for both dimensions to fight until they were destroyed.
But was that the purpose of their development to this day? No. The great path of science and the beauty