Yin Hong's measures were like a giant rock dropped into a tranquil lake, and the ripples quickly spread across the entire Great Wilderness.
He opened the Royal Archives Library and made Di Xin's reform strategies and methods of governing the country public.
This not only made Great Shang's most core foundations and wisdom available to the entire world, but also spread the Way of the Emperor throughout the Great Wilderness.
For a time, cultivators gathered day and night before the Immortal Monument outside Chao Ge City, which was inscribed with vast amounts of knowledge. Those comprehending Dao Resonance and absorbing knowledge were as numerous as carp crossing a river.
The Royal Archives Library was even more crowded. If Yin Hong had not made preparations in advance and ordered the Imperial Clan Disciples to record billions of copies of all the royal classics,
and distribute them throughout every prefecture and county of Great Shang, the distribution library in Chao Ge City would likely have been trampled flat by the myriad spirits long ago.
The overall level of cultivation in the Great Wilderness thus entered a golden age of rapid development.
Many rogue cultivators trapped at bottlenecks were able to break through, while numerous Minor Clans obtained the inheritances they lacked and consequently rose to prominence.
The barriers to knowledge were broken, and sparks of thought constantly produced new possibilities through collision.
At the same time, the governing arts summarized by the Great Shang Imperial Family over the years gradually enlightened the myriad spirits deceived by the aristocratic clans, causing them to develop the desire to resist.
For the increasingly powerful aristocratic clans, this was undoubtedly like a thunderbolt from a clear sky.
The reason they had gradually taken control of local areas and formed an entrenched, unwieldy force was largely due