Zhou Qingqing had no idea that her masters, the Three Pure Ones, had already developed all sorts of misconceptions about systems.
She still indulged in a little fantasy about a future where she could craft countless systems by hand.
But my blood essence still has its uses right now. I can't churn them out wholesale, so there's no need to rush.
I'll treat this as a side quest for now. That brat Zhunti still has to be the main quest.
Mm.
The Three Pure Ones all nodded in unison.
Qingqing could still tell the big king from the little king; she knew what mattered most and what could wait.
Even Bi Gan has been driven out now.
It looks like the era of King Zhou's ascension really is about to begin.
Wait, how can I call him King Zhou? It's Di Xin, Di Xin!
The name King Zhou had only appeared in later generations. Zhou Qingqing thought of him that way purely out of habit.
Forget it. King Zhou rolls off the tongue better anyway. It's not like I'll say it to them. Just thinking it isn't a crime.
Zhou Qingqing's thoughts drifted.
King Zhou's sons were originally my martial nephews, but in this timeline, it seems the plot already went off the rails because of my second master.
I have no intention of saving them, either. Let them enjoy the experience of being forcibly converted by the Western Sect on the Blue Planet. That's a kind of experience, too.
Understandable.
Perfectly understandable.
A trace of satisfaction appeared on Jade Pure Primordial Heavenly Venerate's stern face.
How could he not understand?
This was one of the rare plots he had personally intervened in to derail. Not a single third-generation disciple who had landed on Qingqing's list had been allowed into