Governing cultivators was difficult, and he wasn't good at it. After thinking it over, he sent Wang Wen a message. He'd leave these matters to him from now on. What he'd done over the past two days had seemed more like venting.
When Wang Wen received Lu Yin's message, he smiled. The methods had been a little crude, but he could see Lu Yin's resolve to treat ordinary people well. Only by keeping cultivators in check could ordinary people live better lives. Having that resolve was enough.
Everyone thought Lu Yin was ruthless and loved starting wars, but he also treated the people well and defended the borders. His moral standards were higher than many people's. That was why Wang Wen admired him and was willing to join him.
Even Lu Yin himself didn't know why he was so angry, but Wang Wen could see the reason. Those rogue cultivators and merchants had caused more bloodshed in the war, crossing Lu Yin's bottom line!
Gazing up at the starry sky, Wang Wen didn't care what would become of him for following Lu Yin or how far they would get. That was up to fate. How future generations recorded them would depend on their merits and faults!
No one had ever unified the Outer Universe. Wang Wen saw hope in Lu Yin, and the future's account of their story was something to look forward to.
Oh, right. He'd almost forgotten something. Wang Wen immediately sent Lu Yin a message.
When Lu Yin saw Wang Wen's message, his eyes nearly bulged out. Something like that existed? Without hesitation, he contacted Elder Nuo Hua.
His personal terminal couldn't get through, but Lu Yin refused to give up. He tried again.
It was nearly half an hour before Elder Nuo Hua finally answered. His