Logically speaking, now that his realm has improved and his abilities have increased, his responsibilities have also increased. He should be more concerned about the Six Realms and do more things for them. However, he felt somewhat annoyed for no reason.
Having witnessed too many ups and downs in the Six Realms, he had a clear understanding of the Six Realms under the rule of the Heavenly Court. All talk of fairness, justice, and harmony among the Six Realms was utter nonsense. Every being in the Six Realms, regardless of their position, was primarily concerned with themselves!
Wang Yao was the same, except that while he was selfish, he could still consider other things. He considered himself a good immortal. The problem was that most of those high and mighty beings were insatiable. Apart from themselves, there was no other realm, let alone the countless ordinary beings in the world.
It's easier to move a mountain than to change the perceptions of living beings! To make every living being genuinely understand what they should do, why they should do it, and what is in the common interest of themselves and the vast majority of living beings, to avoid doing anything against their conscience and to refrain from making money through wrongdoing—that's just a damn dream!
In any case, Wang Yao had no confidence in himself on this point, and he hoped to have a guiding light to teach him from time to time.
Now that so many Mahayana practitioners have suddenly appeared, Wang Yao knows exactly what kind of people they are. To put it bluntly, the Heavenly Court doesn't care if he's there or not. He, Wang Yao, doesn't have the ability to change the world or reverse human nature, so why should he rush to join in the fun?
If one were to join the Heavenly Court and take up the official position granted by the Heavenly Court, one would inevitably become increasingly entangled in the Heavenly Court's interests, and would inevitably have to engage in scheming, compromise, petty scheming, the grievances of being misunderstood, and the sacrifices of being unappreciated.
Wang Yao didn't want to wrong himself, but the power within him that could stir up storms with every move reminded him that being passive, withdrawing from the world, and doing nothing was another kind of grievance. This unresolved dilemma left him at a loss and plunged him into a deeper entanglement.
Continue read on readnovelmtl.com
