The Heavenly Emperor's Eldest Son, the King in Yellow

Looks like you're just like me!

For the first time, the usually calm Great Golden Crow showed obvious emotional fluctuations on its face.

Whether it was respect and worship for the Father God or concern for his younger siblings, these were the reasons why the Great Golden Crow chose to actively intervene in this war. In this respect, the Jinjiao and the Great Golden Crow were almost identical.

Unfortunately, we weren't born in the same era.

"If my Father God can rewrite destiny, and if I can successfully live into the future, we should be able to become friends!"

Looking into the eyes of the Great Golden Crow, Jinjiao, who had vaguely sensed something, laughed again.

"No problem. If you really can be reborn in the future, we can definitely become friends."

"But before that, your opponent wasn't me."

Raising an eyebrow slightly, the Great Golden Crow, who had been prepared to personally intervene, unconsciously followed the Jinjiao's gaze and saw that Heng'e had emerged from the Palace of Vast Cold of the Great Moon.

Behind that large moon, the eleven previously hidden moons gradually emerged, and from them stepped eleven goddesses with similar faces. Although their expressions were conflicted, they stood resolutely behind Heng'e, facing their brothers. "You're all being ridiculous!"

Looking at her eleven younger sisters, Heng'e rarely showed any anger.

"Who let you out?"

"Don't you know that this is the most intense part of the battle right now?"

Faced with the angry Heng'e, the eleven goddesses Facial Features glances, and finally Chang'e took the initiative to speak.

"Eldest sister, eldest brother won't do anything to us."

"If our elder brother truly harbored ill intentions towards us, how could we have survived these past five hundred years unscathed?"

Chang'e was telling the truth, but it sounded rather harsh to Heng'e.

So the sisters' safety over the past five hundred years wasn't due to their own protection, but rather to the Great Golden Crow's selective disregard.

For the ever-proud Heng'e, this was nothing short of a slap in the face.

However, looking at her stubborn sisters, Heng'e could only sigh and couldn't utter a single harsh word.

After all, in a sense, if it weren't for the conflict between Heng'e and the Great Golden Crow, why would my sisters have had to hide for five hundred years? "You didn't come out this time just to tell me this, did you?"

After a brief silence, Heng'e looked at her sisters and asked softly.

"Mother, Mother is almost at her breaking point."

Chang'e still stared stubbornly at Heng'e, her words revealing an indescribable sorrow.

"What?"

A startled cry suddenly reached Chang'e's ears.

But the one who uttered this exclamation was not the nearby Heng'e, but the Great Golden Crow, which was halfway across the starry sky.

"What's wrong with Auntie?"

Without a sound, a young man dressed in a yellow robe appeared out of thin air.

The boy was eight feet tall. Although his tall body was not particularly robust, he possessed an imposing aura that commanded respect without anger.

More importantly, the boy wasn't wearing boots, but rather a pair of golden bird claws, with feathers faintly visible on his skin. "Big brother!"

The Heavenly Emperor's Capital, the Heaven of the Seven Luminaries and Moyi.

This is the Sixth Heaven of the Heavenly Emperor's Capital, and also the central hub for the movement of heaven, earth, and stars.

The so-called "Seven Luminaries" refer to the Sun, Moon, Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, Mars, and Saturn, which directly control the movement of the stars and the heavens in this era. Even after the fall of Wu Jun and before the Dao Ancestor established the Zhoutian Star System, this place could still indirectly influence the changes of the stars and the heavens. This meant that whatever happened in the Heavenly Emperor's Capital would be reflected in the movement of the stars immediately.

However, ever since Wu Jun Dao Proving, only Changxi has been able to freely enter and exit the Heaven of the Seven Luminaries and Moyi.

This situation continued until Heng'e officially declared war on the Great Golden Crow.

Changxi recruited all of Wu Jun's concubines and offspring to the Heaven of the Seven Luminaries and Moyi and strictly forbade them from leaving without permission.

In fact, this is the fundamental reason why Chang'e said that the Great Golden Crow had no ill intentions towards them.

If the Great Golden Crow truly harbored ill intentions towards them, how could the mere Heaven of the Seven Luminaries and Moyi possibly conceal it from him?

Here we must mention the complex feelings that the Great Golden Crow had for Changxi.

The Great Golden Crow is the eldest son of Wu Jun and the former Sun God Xihe. He was pampered by his parents from a young age, but also received their strict teachings.

At that time, Wu Jun was not yet the Heavenly Emperor; the Sun God Xihe was the undisputed ruler of that era.

Unfortunately, Wu Jun and Xihe eventually fell out due to differences in their ideologies, and Xihe He disappeared without a trace.

To this day, the Great Golden Crow doesn't even know whether his mother is dead or simply doesn't want to see his father.

The only certainty is that the Great Golden Crow enjoyed the paternal and maternal love that many of its younger siblings did not.

So whether intentionally or unintentionally, the Great Golden Crow doted on his younger siblings, and it was from this time that Chi's reputation for "benevolence" spread.

However, the Great Golden Crow's attitude towards Changxi was quite contradictory.

Changxi was Xihe's younger sister, but she became Wu Jun's second wife and the stepmother of the Great Golden Crow.

To outsiders, Great Golden Crow is the standard "eldest son template," and he treats his stepmother Changxi with great respect.

However, the fact that he insisted on calling her "aunt" shows that Great Golden Crow actually harbored resentment deep down.

Deep in the heart of the Great Golden Crow, Changxi could be his mother's sister or Wu Jun's wife, but she could not be both. As an ancient moon goddess who had experienced all kinds of worldly affairs, Changxi could naturally see the Great Golden Crow's inner conflict.

However, she didn't preach any grand principles, nor did she recount her own emotional experiences.

Changxi simply cared for the Great Golden Crow gently, like a true mother, without changing her attitude because of his behavior. Sometimes, when the Great Golden Crow inadvertently angered Hao Jun...

Changxi would not hesitate to step forward and forcibly bring the other party to live permanently in her Moon Palace.

From this perspective, Changxi's stepmother and aunt even accomplished things that his birth mother couldn't.

Xihe, with her strong-willed nature, and Changxi, with her gentle nature...

To determine who influenced the Great Golden Crow more, one only needs to look at his personality to get a sense of it.

As time went on, although the Great Golden Crow still harbored resentment, it no longer rejected Changxi.

In private, the two would display a vulnerability and capriciousness never seen by outsiders, just like a real mother and son. (Monthly ticket/female CV recommendation ticket/heartbroken)