Feng Jun's answer was somewhat opportunistic: it offended no one while protecting his own interests.
Yi Jue was quite pleased. "Then it's settled. Let the Spirit Plant Path arbitrate. Does anyone have any objections?"
She liked standing up for the weak and had a certain sense of justice—human nature, really—but at the same time... she disliked trouble.
So she greatly appreciated this suggestion. It would uphold justice, but... the matter could be handled by other members of the Spirit Plant Sect.
The other cultivators, however... were somewhat displeased. Everyone had hoped to establish a set of rules and follow precedent. Wouldn't that have been better?
"Handling each matter individually... isn't impossible," a True Venerable of the Ji Clan said tentatively. "But wouldn't it be a bit cumbersome?"
"It isn't cumbersome." Rarely, Yi Jue actually made such a statement. She was someone who hated trouble most of all.
But she had ample reason. "For something this significant, shouldn't it be a little more complicated...?"
Thus, with everyone contributing a word or two, they refined the supplementary rule for this world.
Still, Yi Jue was a little unhappy. She complained privately to Feng Jun, "Aren't there a bit too many unexpected incidents?"
"Just keep hold of the overall direction," Feng Jun replied helplessly.
"Never mind another world—even on my own turf, I often run into all sorts of troublesome matters. There's simply no way to manage them all."
"So I suggest that you find someone more professional to take charge. You only need to keep the direction under control."
"I realized that long ago," Yi Jue replied unhappily. Her aversion to miscellaneous affairs had not been innate.
Then she asked, "Was it really too much for our five factions to divide up this world's spatial bubbles?"
"There's no standard answer to that,"