In truth, the two points mentioned earlier could not be considered hidden dangers.
Aside from being too lazy, Xiao Tianyang's reason for not wanting to become an emperor was his concern over internal decay.
Divine Might had remained pure because it followed an elite path.
Its small numbers made it easier to manage, while its strict laws ensured no one dared violate them.
Yet once he became emperor and the number of people under him grew, Xiao Tianyang could not guarantee that such purity would remain.
He was not afraid of traitors appearing within his ranks.
Nor was he worried that his abilities would prove insufficient to govern an empire.
What Xiao Tianyang truly cared about was the people.
Just like the millions of commoners killed and wounded in the recent Sun Moon Empire incident.
Strictly speaking, Xiao Tianyang had nothing to do with the matter.
Not only that, but he had used his own methods to turn the tide and offer protection to even more people.
Yet even after doing so much, Xiao Tianyang's emotions still fluctuated intensely upon learning the news.
He had spent quite some time on Douluo Continent.
Although he had spent most of those ten thousand-plus years asleep, a High-Martial World was never as simple as it appeared on the surface.
There were only two reasons behind true peace.
The first was that the group one relied on possessed overwhelming military strength.
For example, Divine Might alone could flatten every major force on Douluo Continent.
Otherwise, with the major factions fighting over power and profit, how could the current state of affairs exist?
The second was that individual strength was weak, preventing people from reaching higher levels.
For example, those commoners who had never left a certain region were individuals under protection.
Because they lacked