I asked him again, how can I interrupt the source of this portal? He only told me, "Long live the people." After that, he never appeared in my mind again.

I gradually grasped the meaning of this sentence: Long live the people! I should make this world a place where everyone is like a dragon, where everyone has the right to protect themselves. I should cage power so that it can only serve the people.

【From then on, I began my eventful life. 】

During this period, I met a very beautiful girl with great temperament. I was immediately captivated by her. After much persistence, she eventually became my queen.

I love her very much, but I know she doesn't love me. Perhaps it's because of the gods. I know she doesn't like people who believe in gods, because she's a loyal subject of the Mayan King. I can even guess that she constantly wants to kill me and drive the faith in the gods out of this land.

"But actually, I wanted to tell her, silly girl, that even if they killed me, the gods would choose another spokesperson. I'm just a puppet, and the gods don't lack puppets like me."

[But I just admire her temperament. She knows that the world's trend cannot be changed, but she still goes against the trend. If she really didn't want to kill me, I wouldn't like her as much as I do now.]

My life then unfolded as you all know it: conquering the world, defeating Mondstadt, unifying the land, and then, managing the people's lives. I have no regrets in this life, even if I was killed by those closest to me. Better to die at the hands of a loved one than to decay away with time.

[After I die, please don't make things difficult for Lin. This is the last royal decree I issue as King Tian'en. Everyone, please.]

As for my funeral after death, please don't make it as cruel as the Mayan king's. I don't need people to be buried alive with me, nor do I need a huge palace. An inch of land is enough to bury me.

The particle has released all the information it stored.

All the ants were crying.

Their king still remembered them until his death.

Fearing that they would be buried alive with him, he specifically instructed this in his will.

They knew that this was Dang's last words and his aura, which could not be faked, and they would never forge Dang's last words.

[Did the king tell us what we should do in the future?]

An ant asked Wan.

[...The King said so.]

Wan nodded and said.

Wan Wangzuo, what did the king say?

A group of ants surrounded Wan, and they were very excited.

【The king said.....what you will do, only God knows.】

Wan Chang sighed, as if he was sighing for Dang's death, and as if he was regretting that Dang's years of hard work had come to nothing.