Yu's Investiture of the Gods

After resolving the resentment among the various races and stabilizing the imperial court, Yu finally broke away from his busy work.

He took out the congratulatory gifts the various races had given him when he married the Imperial Consort, selected the Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures from among them, and prepared to refine his own Human Way Investiture of the Gods.

To be honest, Yu did not actually have much affection for the Imperial Consorts from the various races who had entered the palace. However, he was still very fond of their dowries and the congratulatory gifts presented by the various races.

For Emperor Yu's wedding, none of the various races had dared not come to offer their congratulations, and the gifts they brought were all extremely precious.

Yu picked through them and selected many precious materials suitable for refining the Human Way Investiture of the Gods.

When Ming established the Great Xia Fortune Dynasty, he refined two Town-Guarding Divine Artifacts. One was the Imperial Seal, which he passed on to Yu when he handed over the throne.

The other was the Human Way Investiture of the Gods. Since every emperor was different, the ministers they valued and employed were naturally different as well.

Thus, in Ming's plans, every emperor would have his own Investiture of the Gods. It did not necessarily need to restrain anyone, but it absolutely had to provide his own ministers with a guarantee.

After all, the Human Way Investiture of the Gods refined by Ming possessed the same abilities as the orthodox Investiture of the Gods, including conferring divine titles and granting godhood.

Naturally, it also possessed the ability to entrust True Spirits within it and thereby revive them, strengthening the ministers' loyalty to him.

When Ming went to the Primordial Chaos Ruins to participate