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Chapter 759 A scholar will die for one who understands him!
Chapter 759: A Scholar Dies for His Confidant!
The human race's affairs sparked a heated discussion among the Sages. Perhaps it was because there hadn't been such turmoil within the Heavenly Dao for a long time, and the Sages were quite excited.
Han Jue, however, didn't care. That Human Emperor didn't represent the entire human race.
The human race was a Heavenly Dao race, but the Human Emperor was not the protagonist of the Heavenly Dao.
Hundreds of thousands of years of peace had made mortals forget awe, which was understandable.
Han Jue found it boring. After realizing there were no major issues later, he got up and left.
The Sages didn't stop him; instead, they breathed a sigh of relief.
With Han Jue present, they always worried about his stance. Han Jue's departure indicated that he didn't care about the matter at all.
Thinking about it, it made sense. What kind of status did Han Jue have?
After Han Jue left, Jin Shen directly said, "Violating the general trend of the Heavenly Dao and attempting to disturb peace? Just execute him and replace him with another Human Emperor."
Li Taigu spoke, "I suggest supervising the Human Emperor Temple. After all, the human race is a Heavenly Dao race. If not for the support of the Human Emperor Temple, how would the human race dare to be so rampant?"
Fang Liang said, "The human race currently lacks standards. The Human Emperor is chosen based on powerful cultivation, not on virtue or sagely talent. I know a great talent among the human race, one with a grand vision for the world and excellent aptitude."
The Sages exchanged words, and soon the outcome was decided.
If it had been before the last kalpa, the Sages might have turned a blind eye.
But now, the Heavenly Dao needed to develop and explore the chaos. If internal strife broke out, it would inevitably cause the cultivators exploring the chaos outside to also fall into chaos… Buzhou Divine Mountain.
Han Yu sat meditating under an old tree. The scenery at the top of Buzhou Divine Mountain was incredibly beautiful. Looking down from the cliff, the undulating mountain ridges emerged from the clouds, resembling a dragon's spine, vast and majestic.
Han Yu, cultivating under the tree, remained motionless, his white robe unstained by dust, as if time stood still.
At this moment.
A figure appeared before Han Yu.
It was Long Hao.
Long Hao was not his true self but a phantom.
Han Yu opened his eyes, looked at him, and asked, "What is it?"
Long Hao smiled, "You're really indifferent. Can't I come to see you if I have nothing to do? I'm a Sage now, and you don't even bow?"
Han Yu rolled his eyes and ignored him.
Long Hao didn't dare to get angry looking at his face, so he naturally didn't bother, smiling, "Now that you are the Human Race's Grand Ancestor, are you willing to step forward and lead the human race?"
Han Yu frowned and asked, "Has the current Human Emperor caused trouble?"
Clearly, he had also heard about the human race's movements.
Long Hao said, "At the Human Race Grand Ceremony a few centuries ago, the Human Emperor declared that humans are inherently superior to Sages, and the race should unite the heavens. Don't you think such words are dangerous?"
If a mortal had said such a thing, it would have been one thing. There were many arrogant beings among the common people, but as the Human Emperor, that was unacceptable.
Han Yu's brows furrowed even tighter. He shook his head and said, "Forget it, I have no intention of entering the world. Find someone else."
He paused, then continued, "Thank you."
Long Hao had already attained Sagehood, and yet he still remembered him, which truly touched him.
There were plenty of powerful individuals and prodigies in the Dragon Race; Long Hao wasn't without other options.
Long Hao took a deep look at Han Yu and said, "You are very good. Perhaps your future will exceed everyone's imagination."
As his voice faded, Long Hao disappeared.
Han Yu was bewildered, not understanding what he meant.
Unable to figure it out, he stopped thinking about it. Han Yu closed his eyes and continued to cultivate.
He had already cast aside his emotions and desires, abandoned the mundane world, and only wished to cultivate quietly and solitarily through the long years.
Enjoying solitude was not necessarily a bad thing.
He only needed to be accompanied by his Dao… Another ten thousand years passed.
Han Jue opened his eyes and looked towards the Immortal Realm.
The human race was still there. Under the Sages' calculations, several millennia ago, a Human Emperor, wielding great righteousness, overthrew the rule of the previous Human Emperor. Now, he led the human race to develop peacefully, with no wars, and the Immortal Realm had returned to peace.
This matter had already been forgotten by the beings of the Heavenly Dao. Every day, every year, new things happened. Who would constantly remember the past?
The current Heavenly Dao was still an era of prodigies. Most of those recorded in history were prodigies. Prodigies now had a new standard: in addition to aptitude, they also needed Heavenly Dao merit.
Heavenly Dao merit required contributions to all living beings and the Heavenly Dao.
The initial batch of prodigies were now lords of various minor heavens and earths, possessing immeasurable merit. There were also evangelists who traveled through the heavens, spreading the Dharma to all beings and guiding countless cultivators.
Han Jue's gaze fell upon the Shaking Realm.
Because of him, the Shaking Realm received much care and had always been the second oldest existence among the heavens for ten thousand years, second only to the Loose Heaven Realm.
The Loose Heaven Realm also took great care of the Shaking Realm, as Great Loose Heaven's joining the Hidden Sect was no secret.
With the vast luck of the Shaking Realm, the White-Robed Buddha was already a Quasi-Sage, but he remained in the early stage of Quasi-Sage, finding it difficult to advance.
Attaining Quasi-Sagehood in hundreds of thousands of years would have been incredible in the past, so Han Jue had no intention of promoting him, letting him slowly accumulate experience.
After observing the Heavenly Dao, Han Jue began to check his emails.
[Your friend Dijiang was attacked by your son Han Tuo]
[Your disciple Zhou Fan was attacked by your friend Empress Houtu]
[Your friend Evil Heaven Emperor was attacked by your friend Zhujiuyin]
…[Your friend Panxin was attacked by a mysterious mighty figure and severely injured]
[Your friend Peacock Divine Monarch comprehended a Karma Divine Ability, and his cultivation greatly increased]
[Your grand-disciple Chu Shiren established the Buddhist Realm, and his cultivation greatly increased]
[Your Dao companion Xing Hongxuan comprehended a Great Dao Divine Ability due to your son's enlightenment of the Great Dao]
[Your friend Li Daokong received guidance from your friend Xi Tian Ancestor, and his cultivation greatly increased]
…The Heavenly Court, the Great Dao Pagoda, and the Twelve Ancestral Witches started fighting?
Han Jue noticed that none of his friends on either side had died, indicating that it hadn't escalated to an irreconcilable point.
He was too lazy to mediate. If something really went wrong, the ones who would suffer would only be the Twelve Ancestral Witches.
Not all friends were truly friends.
Han Jue continued to scroll down, seeing that Xing Hongxuan was truly treating the fetus in her womb as a cultivation tool, even comprehending Great Dao divine abilities.
This is my son's divine ability!
Han Jue also noticed Li Daokong and Xi Tian Ancestor.
Did these two establish a relationship within the Destiny faction?
Why wasn't Shi Dudao advised by Xi Tian Ancestor?
Thinking of Shi Dudao, Han Jue suddenly felt that he had neglected him.
After finishing reading the emails, Han Jue gave Shi Dudao a dream, appearing as the Dark Forbidden Lord.
The dream was a dim starry sky, with the two standing beside a solar star.
Shi Dudao opened his eyes, saw the mysterious figure as dark as a shadow, and was immediately surprised.
"Greetings, Dark Forbidden Lord!"
Shi Dudao immediately knelt on one knee, cupping his fists in salute.
Han Jue spoke, "You've been wronged these years."
Shi Dudao suppressed his excitement and said, "Not wronged, I should thank you!"
Han Jue said, "What seems like a crisis might also be an opportunity. Make good use of it. When it's time to act, I will. If I don't appear, it means the time is not yet ripe."
Shi Dudao nodded, understanding the unspoken meaning.
Just as he had guessed, Destiny was founded by the Dark Forbidden Lord; all these appearances were merely a cover-up.
Thinking of this, Shi Dudao respected the Dark Forbidden Lord even more. The Dark Forbidden Lord being able to give him a dream and tell him the truth showed that he also trusted him.
A scholar dies for his confidant!
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