Crown Prince

Yu cast a complicated glance at his son. There was nothing to criticize about Qi's abilities, and his own strength and influence were by no means weak.

Although he had placed a little too much emphasis on the wrong things, there would be no problem with him taking over Yu's position.

Qi's ideas were not actually wrong. After two generations, Great Xia had long since become the legitimate authority of the Primordial Continent. Even if the rulers of future generations were somewhat weaker,

as long as they were outstandingly capable, stabilizing Great Xia's situation should not be a problem.

Moreover, compared to Bo Yi, Qi was undoubtedly the more outstanding of the two.

What Yu regretted was that, with Qi as he was, he could become the Great Xia Emperor, but achieving the position of Human Emperor would be somewhat difficult.

After all, Qi was his own son. Once he had decided to let Qi succeed him, he naturally hoped that Qi could go further.

As things stood, it felt like something was lacking in an otherwise perfect result.

But Yu quickly came around. He was still some time away from becoming a Primordial Chaos Golden Immortal. During that time, if he taught Qi well, perhaps Qi's chances of attaining the position of Human Emperor would increase.

After all, ever since Qi was born, Yu had never really taught him anything. His ability to grow to this point was partly because Qi was indeed intelligent.

On the other hand, it was probably inseparable from Nü Jiao as well. The fox clan was known for its intelligence, and the Nine-tailed Celestial Fox was the cream of the crop among them.

However, the fox clan ultimately lacked some of the imposing bearing of an Emperor. Being able to teach Qi unparalleled strategic