"You and A-Si can discuss the matter of merging the Heavenly Court."
Pretending not to see Angel Yan's sullen and depressed expression, Wang Ji twirled his teacup and said leisurely, "There's no need to be too restrained or deliberately try to be fair. The capable should rise and the incapable should fall."
Merge what needs to be merged, and eliminate what needs to be eliminated. Since A-Si has no objections, then we'll proceed as you see fit.
Angel Yan paused slightly, then nodded silently and pursed her lips...
"Are you happy now?" Wang Ji glanced at her indifferently and smiled slightly.
"No way..." Angel Yan realized what was happening and protested softly.
He always finds an opportunity to amuse people...
But she couldn't help but curl the corners of her mouth into a smile.
Wang Ji smiled inwardly as he watched her secretly chuckle to herself.
Angel Yan was indeed devoted to him, but she still had her own little schemes.
For example, she is determined to influence him and wants him to become an angel. She may also secretly compete with He Xi. And now, she naturally wants angels to have a dominant position in the Heavenly Court of Kings.
This is nothing unusual; it's perfectly normal.
The current merger of the Heavenly Courts is the most crucial period.
The Heavenly Court's positions, legionary organization, political ideology, customs and etiquette, etc., will remain the same in the long run after the initial merger of the Heavenly Court.
Even if it is modified in due course, it can only be done gradually and with minor adjustments.
The main body of the fusion actually consists of two parts: the Angel Legion, the twelve Zodiacs under his command, and the heavenly soldiers and generals of the King's Legion.
His position was naturally unshakeable, but who among the people below wouldn't want to be ranked in the court and receive higher official titles? Even angels would feel the same way.
Even if it's not for the sake of power or profit, it's still a manifestation of honor.
More importantly, the promotion of political thought and ideology.
“I know what my children are like,” Wang Ji continued. “As for A Si and Tian Peng, I won’t go into details. Their thoughts and abilities were cultivated by me. They are above average, if not comparable to angels, and they are also highly malleable.”
As for the Wang Ji Legion, they all come from the era of the Cold Weapon Dynasty. Although I tried my best to select them, it was still a case of forcing growth, resulting in a mix of good and bad.
To say they are even remotely capable is an understatement. Suddenly becoming gods raises questions about their abilities and character. If it weren't for Ah Si's strict control and willingness to kill, they would have rebelled long ago.
They haven't accomplished anything yet, so praising them would be a form of sabotage; as for participating in managing the universe, that's a joke. Whether to use them or not, and how to use them, you don't need to worry about anything.
“Yes.” Angel Yan listened quietly and nodded. “However, no one can achieve success overnight. As long as there are no major problems, just have someone teach you properly.”
This is probably why the Heavenly Court of Kings was able to be established quickly yet remain relatively stable, and also why Kings often praised Diwa without reservation—that she could recognize the various drawbacks of such powerful strength, use it cautiously, and adopt appropriate and forceful methods.
Just like the kneeling ceremony of the various subjects of the Heavenly Court, Qi Lin was initially excited, but subconsciously felt that it was a bit inappropriate. However, the angels did not think anything of it, and Angel Yan also approved of Di Wa's management style.
Showing favors without exerting authority will have disastrous consequences for any system. The ruler loses his authority, and the people below will soon become arrogant and dissolute, paying a bloody price.
The entire force will also fall apart.
The fact that Wang Ji and A Si were able to create and maintain such a foundation in just one year cannot be attributed solely to their immense divine power; it is a testament to their wisdom and skill.
Now that the Heavenly Court has merged, everyone knows that the angels will definitely benefit greatly, and it will also be a significant blow to the originally immature interest group of the Heavenly Court.
The one who suffered the most was actually Diwa, who had devoted the most effort to the cause, since she was originally second only to the emperor and above all others.
But there was nothing they could do. The will and interests of the Heavenly Emperor were paramount, and the angels were truly useful, easy to use, and worry-free, with almost no flaws. They simply couldn't compete with them, nor could they.
Wang Ji's current intention is to entrust the entire arrangement to Angel Yan, which is a tremendous benefit... However, she is not that foolish; she cannot simply take Wang Ji's words for granted.
As Wang Ji's original core group, even if they lacked ability and had no say in matters of the heart, it was impossible for them to be assigned positions based solely on ability; a certain number of seats were necessary.
The truth that the mind of a sage is unfathomable has remained unchanged for millennia.
If she ate in an unseemly manner, she would be wasting Wang Ji's current affection for her. She understood very well what was most important.
"Okay, you can handle it as you see fit." Wang Ji nodded slightly.
Merging forces is an extremely complex issue, especially given the vast difference in their levels of power. Relying solely on prestige to exert pressure is unwise; in fact, things are already quite easy as they are now.
Angel Yan pursed her lips, but couldn't help but smile sweetly. No matter what, Wang Ji had given her such a great convenience for free, and she knew that a lot of it was because of her.
"What do you think of the warriors of the Wangji Legion?" Wangji suddenly asked with a smile. "Are they worthy of your angel warriors?"
Angel Yan thought for a moment after hearing this, and then nodded seriously. "They're still pretty good... As long as they have good character, they're much better than mortals. In the future, they will naturally be the first people the angels will consider."
Of course, they don't have the right to be as sentimental as you.
Of course, if there really is such an outstanding male god that an angel would willingly share him, then disregard what I said.
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