The Demon Emperor's Three Policies: Heavenly Marriage, Heavenly Rules, and the Martial Path-The Day Pangu Appeared in the Primordial Wilderness
Hearing Qingyuan say this,
Di Jun understood as well.
Anything beneficial to the Primordial Wilderness would bring down Merit.
Just like the Immortal Market, just like currency—but he truly had no idea what he could do that would benefit the Primordial Wilderness!
Yet judging by the First Disciple of Intercepting Sect's expression, it seemed Qingyuan could reveal a method for obtaining Merit at any moment.
Embarrassing himself once was embarrassing enough.
Twice was no different.
Di Jun simply bowed again and said earnestly, "I ask Teacher to enlighten me further!"
"Your Majesty, do you have any descendants at present?"
Rather than directly answering, Qingyuan asked this question instead.
"Not yet."
Di Jun shook his head. He had nearly gone mad trying to rule the Primordial Wilderness—where would he find time to think about such matters?
Yet Qingyuan said, "There is no marriage in the Primordial Wilderness, and this has led to weak bonds between Dao companions. They place little importance on loyalty to their companions or reverence for morality. This is a sign of moral decay and declining social values. If one is unfaithful to one's partner and disrespectful toward marriage, how will there be any ethical order left in the Primordial Wilderness over time?"
"This is moral degeneration!!"
"If Your Majesty is willing to enter a marriage, marry your Dao companion in grand fashion with betrothal gifts, grant her the position of principal wife, and let the principal wife's descendants continue the bloodline and even inherit certain lawful assets..."
"Then establish such rules."
"You would set an example for all beings of the Primordial Wilderness. As customs gradually take shape and moral progress is promoted, how could Heavenly Dao fail to grant Merit?"
Upon hearing this,
Di Jun's mind thundered.
He vaguely comprehended much, and said, "I understand. Thank