So You've All Entered the Instance-Why Do You Still Have to Write Books?

Great Xuan, Central Capital.

It was nearly noon, and the discussions in the Eternal Bright Palace finally came to an end.

This court conference had mainly revolved around the chapter "Sha Wujing" in Journey to the West, because that piece had completely opened the path for half-demons to join the Heavenly Dao Demon Race. In a short span of time, five half-demons in the Southern Wasteland had already awakened the "Deep Sand Bloodline," while Great Xuan itself had reported four more cases of half-demons awakening the "Deep Sand Bloodline."

It was true that the "Deep Sand Bloodline" could not compare with the Ancestor Demon Bloodline, which stood on equal footing with a Half-Saint. Moreover, even awakening this bloodline only represented potential; it did not mean one could truly cultivate it to its limit. Most half-demons would probably hover around the fifth or sixth rank. Still, given enough time, this would become a force of considerable weight.

Fortunately, emotionally speaking, the "Deep Sand Bloodline" had been created by Marquis Wu, so it was naturally close to humanity.

As Emperor Ye Heng put it, Chen Luo had painstakingly laid the foundation, so the Great Xuan court had to responsibly pave the road above it.

For the entire morning, the Great Xuan court had adjusted and settled the safeguards and framework of rights for half-demons in all matters of survival and daily life within Great Xuan. This included both half-demons who had awakened the Deep Sand Bloodline and those who had not. The specific details would be finalized by the relevant government offices, with the Grand Hall taking overall responsibility in the end.

In short, there was only one principle: those whose hearts turned toward Great Xuan belonged to Great Xuan; those whose hearts belonged to humanity belonged to humanity!

Those brave warriors