Under Zhu Yuanzhang's iron-fisted rule, the Great Ming Dynasty began to stabilize and grew ever stronger, with countless nations coming to pay homage.
Among the ministers who had conquered the realm alongside Jiang Yang, only Zhu Yuanzhang knew the "true identities" of Jiang Yang and Bai Weiwei.
When Jiang Yang had named Old Zhu crown prince, he had told him that he and Bai Weiwei were gods who lived eternally in this world and would leave no offspring in the Mortal Realm. In the future, Old Zhu would still have to take the position of emperor of this empire.
Jiang Yang had said it himself.
He had watched Old Zhu grow up; Old Zhu was like a son or nephew to him.
Thus, Zhu Yuanzhang had begun handling affairs of state very early on, working conscientiously and diligently.
All this was because he knew Jiang Yang truly would pass the imperial throne to him.
Otherwise, with Old Zhu's shrewd nature, why would he have taken affairs of state so much to heart?
Once the Great Ming Dynasty was on the right track, Jiang Yang no longer concerned himself with how it would develop.
In truth, establishing this dynasty had merely been a means for him to become an emperor. Once he had experienced it, that was that.
Just as the Great Ming was flourishing with each passing day.
The Luo River.
With Bai Weiwei's help, Jiang Yang had already entered the Luo River Divine Palace.
Some demigods still slumbered within the Luo River Divine Court. They had stayed behind when Feng Luobin ascended, unwilling to follow her to the Divine Realm.
As the world became ever more barren of spiritual qi, these demigods stopped venturing out into the Mortal Realm.
But although the Luo River Divine Court had a divine