It was only natural for Zong Ze to have such concerns and thoughts.
His father, Zong Qiming, and mother, Chen Hongmei, were both under fifty.
They were still at the tail end of middle age. If they really descended, who knew what might happen?
First of all, the second batch of lords would be half a year behind the first batch in terms of development. Zong Ze believed that the Lord System's definition and arrangements for the second batch of lords would definitely differ from those for the first batch.
Otherwise, there was no way the second batch could develop to the same standard as the first.
That would create a gap in strength between the two batches of lords.
As a lord descending in the second batch, Zong Ze believed that whatever they gained, they would also lose something in return. Everything would ultimately fluctuate within a broadly balanced scale.
Perhaps the Lord System would assign them different initial roles.
Most critically, after his parents became lords, would they be able to resist the temptations posed by opposite-sex subjects under their command?
Based on the pattern of the first batch of lords descending, his parents would not be able to descend together either. After all, some people had no parents, some had been abandoned by their parents, and worse still, some parents from that generation had messy relationships and lived a cuckold lifestyle.
However, it was known that after descending, parents would be placed near the surviving direct relatives from the first batch.
They would also receive an additional development package, exclusive supplies for the second batch of lords' descent, providing better early development opportunities.
From a personal standpoint, Zong Ze certainly did not want his parents to build harems and saddle him and his older brother, Zong Shen,