Within the Primordial Earthly Human Dao Great Formation, the Black Water Dragon Soul manifested before Ye Zhen looked nothing like a ferocious Black Water Dragon Soul that towered over all directions. Because its body was so incomparably bloated, at first glance, it even looked somewhat foolishly adorable.
Though bloated to this extent, it was still struggling to devour the vast amounts of ancient dragon soul aura that Ye Zhen had gathered from all directions through spellwork. But after Ye Zhen had deliberately driven the Time Law to feed it for most of the day, the Black Water Dragon Soul seemed full. Its rate of devouring ancient dragon soul aura had now become extremely slow.
The reason was simple: such an opportunity to devour like this would probably not come again anytime soon, perhaps ever.
Just then, Ye Zhen received several urgent reports.
Not long after the Prime Minister who had been summoned into the palace left, the Prime Minister's Mansion appointed a new Chief Clerk named Wang Meng.
The Chief Clerk of the Prime Minister's Mansion was not a high-ranking post, merely a fifth-rank minor official. In Great Zhou's Luoyi, where marquises were as common as dogs, he was utterly inconspicuous.
His power was not great either—or, more accurately, it could be as great or as small as the Prime Minister wished.
For a Chief Clerk of the Prime Minister's Mansion, it all depended on how much trust the Prime Minister gave him.
Generally speaking, he was merely the Prime Minister's lackey. He held little power, but carried considerable prestige when he went out.
But what mattered was that this newly appointed Chief Clerk of the Prime Minister's Mansion was named Wang Meng.
More than a hundred thousand years ago, after Great Zhou unified the primordial world, Founding Emperor Ji