What exactly had happened to the Cangtu God?
This was the greatest question in Jiang Wang's mind right now.
This question even outweighed Xie Ai's ascension as the Winter Emperor.
At the succession ceremony for the Divine Crown Evangelizing High Priest, Borjigin Ekelie, chief elder of the Joint Council of Elders, crowned Tu Hu as the new Divine Crown High Priest on behalf of the Son of Heaven of Great Mu. The news shocked the world, letting everyone know that the grasslands had changed.
Yet more tangible changes only began unfolding after the succession ceremony.
Most crucially, the grasslands had directly lifted all restrictions on faith. From then on, any sect could come to preach in the grasslands. "A convergence of ten thousand faiths, freedom of belief"—this became the grasslands' religious policy for this era, proposed by the royal clansman Helian Xiaohu during a sacrifice.
Other sects coming to preach in the grasslands needed only acknowledge one premise—Cangtu God was the supreme deity of the world, and all gods preaching in the grasslands were subordinate gods of Cangtu God.
Beyond that, nothing was forbidden. They could seize believers as they pleased, each relying on their own abilities.
Of course, the laws of Mu Kingdom stood above all religious doctrine.
In other words, the Cangtu Divine Church had changed from a great existence that blanketed the grasslands and stood alongside the royal court of Great Mu into one of the many sects under the rule of the Great Mu court.
The Cangtu Divine Church was still revered as the state religion, and Cangtu God remained the highest faith—but no longer the sole true god. The fundamental relationship beneath it had already changed.
To enact this policy of convergence among ten thousand faiths, who knew how much painstaking work the Mu court