The Queen
Wang Yue left the academy. On his way back to his own courtyard, he suddenly felt that something was off.
The Master had become the moon. So if the academy suddenly began worshipping the moon, why did that feel so strange?
Could it be that he had personally brought the Moon-Worshipping Cult into being?
The Moon-Worshipping Cult, the Shushan Sect, the Nanzhao Kingdom, Empress Nuwa...
While Wang Yue's thoughts wandered, the academy's disciples moved quickly. Less than two days later, Li Manman suddenly arrived at Wang Yue's place and told him what the academy had decided.
Of course, the outcome came as no surprise to Wang Yue. The academy's disciples deeply respected their teacher. Upon learning that it was difficult for him to draw on the power of the human world at the Gate of Heaven, they had immediately made a decision: just as Wang Yue had suggested, they would call on people to worship the moon.
But if they wanted moon worship to spread quickly, it would be best to have King Tang issue an imperial decree.
So after leaving Wang Yue's place, Li Manman went straight to Wei City to find King Tang, who was away on campaign.
Almost at the same time, a grand palace began to rise near the academy's main gate, not far from Wang Yue's courtyard. It was named the Hall of the Master's Transformation into the Moon.
But before Ning Que and Li Manman could return, Wang Yue received word that King Tang had passed away. Great Tang had suffered two successive blows, and the whole world mourned.
There was one advantage to this: everyone was focused on these two events, so no one paid any attention to the academy's construction of a shrine to the Master's transformation into the moon.