After ordering someone to take Wu Gan away and settle him in, Gungun sat in the main seat with his arms folded, pondering the matter very seriously. Three seconds later, he decided...
"Forget it. I'm done thinking. It's not my decision anyway. Let the Saints consider it," Gungun said.
Hearing this, Soaring Serpent said scornfully from beside him, "Lazy is lazy. Why make excuses for yourself? Even if you handled something like this yourself, the Saints wouldn't say anything."
Indeed, the Human Race's most important Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors had already assumed their rightful positions. As long as no Kalpa arose, there was little left that counted as a major matter to the Saints. As the Heavenly Emperor, Gungun also enjoyed the trust of Houtu and most of the Saints. Even if he directly intervened in Yu the Great's plan to abolish the Abdication System and introduce hereditary rule, the Saints would not object. But...
How was he supposed to intervene?
Deposing Yu the Great outright was impossible. He possessed the Human-Creating Whip, and Nuwa would not agree.
Gungun could forbid him from passing the position of Human Sovereign to Qi. But where would that lead the Human Race? Would it be good or bad? Gungun had absolutely no idea, so he would leave the matter for the Saints to consider.
With that thought, Gungun told Soaring Serpent, "However lazy I am, I still keep the Primordial World running smoothly. Compared with the diligent Dijun, I'm a much more beloved Heavenly Emperor!"
"Heh." Soaring Serpent curled his lip and gave a scornful laugh.
The circumstances were different. How could you compare them?
*The Primordial World was chaotic when Dijun was Heavenly Emperor, but it had been even more chaotic before he took the throne. His achievements in ruling the