Jiang Yuan is a bit silly.
This guy has already started fantasizing about historical deeds of famous princesses like Princess Gaoyang and Princess Leâan. Sheâs thinking of learning from the predecessors how to live a princessâs life well.
Thunk!
"These things are completely nonexistent, donât overthink it."
Jiang Ding casually taps her on the head as if heâs playing the piano.
"Huh?"
"Nonexistent things?"
Jiang Yuan is stunned, then starts crying, turning to Fusang: "Sister-in-law, look at him! As a grand princess of the Immortal Dynasty, tell me, are my demands excessive?"
"Is it excessive?"
She sobs tearfully.
"Excessive, indeed."
"Yuanyuan."
Fusang says with a bit of reluctance.
She empathizes with her.
In this era of the Immortal Dynasty, there is no royal family, no royal members, naturally there is no grand princess. This little one completely lies flat, living a life of eating and waiting for death surrounded by servants, with a status as noble as can be nonexistent.
"Huh?"
Jiang Yuan is stunned.
Then, she instantly puts away all her sobbing, letting out a long sigh.
Looking desolate as if having seen through the mundane world.
"So, brother, I still have to work?"
"Will I become a 9-9-6 workhorse in the future?"
Jiang Yuan asks weakly.
"Youâre really clever."
"Just like my sister."
Jiang Ding smiles, comforting, "9-9-6 isnât likely, everything is according to Xianmenâs labor laws. Based on my experience, if a person has no job, doesnât work, after a brief indulgence of pleasure, theyâll fall into emptiness and despair, life becomes gloom."
"Ancients said that labor is social significance, and thatâs true."
"So, you need to have something of your own to do. Although I can support you if you laze around, you wonât be happy, thatâs unavoidable."
"No! No, no, no!"
"Brother!"
"Youâre wrong, I am truly happy living with eating and waiting for death."
Jiang Yuan tries to struggle.
"Oh?"
"You mean,"
Jiang Dingâs eyes slightly squint: "Yuanyuan, are you questioning a Human Emperor from the Endless Starry Skyâs judgment of human nature?"
"Are you sure?"
"No."
"Iâll obey His Majestyâs arrangements in everything!"
Jiang Yuan says helplessly.
At this moment, she seems to see countless luxurious, splendid lifestyles with crowds of handsome servant guys growing little wings, flapping far away from her, never seen again.
"Yuanyuan, give up."
Lin Wanqiu watches the two, holding back a laugh.
After the family finishes eating, the Taiqing Flying Sword rises from its bonsai form, appearing with a pleasant sword hum, wobbling as it tidies up the bowls and table, then whisking them off to the kitchen with a stack of dishes, occasionally humming sword sounds like singing, leaving Fusang and Caiyu amazed.
This Human Emperor weapon is excessively skillful.
Once everything is cleaned up and the home is tidy, the family sets out for a walk, talking about many changes over the years.
Just like before, Jiang Yuan holds the Taiqing Flying Sword bonsai in her arms, looking left and right.
"Once we leave our community, the outside world has changed so much!"
Jiang Yuan exclaims.
All sorts of buildings, public facilities, buses, robots flying by the roadside, peculiar flowers and plants, celebrities on billboards, etc., are all different from their era, many times without asking the Central Array Spirit Computer, she doesnât know where the bus is or what it looks like, everything is new.
"Our homeâs community has an ancient nostalgic style."
"Itâs quite competitive, the housing prices are high."
Jiang Ding says with a laugh.
This isnât him just talking or secretly manipulating, thereâs not that much free time.
Since ancient times, things are treasured for their rarity, compared to various modern buildings, Fulin Communityâs location and decoration style are very retro, so many people quite like it.
"But the people are still the same."
"No difference from many years ago."
Lin Wanqiu says with some emotion.
The people around, the elderly with children, families of three, groups of running children, all of this is unchanged from many years ago.
No matter how much time flows by, people and their emotions in the human world are always the same.
This makes her feel quite close.
"Mom, Jiang Yuan, you guys adapt for a while first, then think about going to primary school."
Jiang Ding thinks and says.
"Primary school?!!"
Jiang Yuan opens her mouth wide.
"You didnât hear wrong."
"It really is primary school."
Jiang Ding laughs, teasing: "Do you underestimate me?"
"Thanks to me and many predecessors, many talented individuals developing, Immortal Technology has advanced rapidly, far exceeding the past, the things you learned back then are outdated, even many Immortal Path principles are wrong, if you want to adapt to society, you must start learning from primary school."
"More contact with citizens of this era to avoid loneliness and developing psychological issues."
To his mother and sister, the Human Emperor has a clear judgment.
They are irreplaceable precious kin but also ordinary people, fearing they canât tolerate loneliness like many Immortal Path monsters.
"...Alright."
"Youâre impressive, your words are right."
Jiang Yuan sighs helplessly.
After seeing the current Xianmen, their steps unknowingly arrive at the vicinity of Rongcheng City Public Cemetery.
Thereâs not much change here as well, because this is where the Human Emperorâs relatives are buried.
The atmosphere seems a bit heavy.
They walk past rows of tombstones, finally arriving at the tombstone of their grandparents, beside them are Uncle Lin Yongâs family of three.
Time flies, fleeting, yet these tombstones remain.
No moss, no overgrown weeds, the tombstones havenât toppled or weathered, exactly as they were many years ago, without the slightest change.
This is the Human Emperorâs will.
"Dingding,"
"I remember years ago, it seems it was when you were in high school, my mom said, a thousand years later if our kin remain in the world, how wonderful would that be?"
"Now, reality far surpasses what my mom and dad thought back then."
Lin Wanqiu says somewhat sadly, sighing lightly.
Time is a good remedy for grief.
After so many years, sheâs come to terms with the loss of her grandparents, now sheâs just reflective.
"Indeed."
"The Six Dao Reincarnation should exist, right?"
Jiang Ding says uncertainly: "If thereâs reincarnation, grandpa and grandma must have reincarnated countless generations, so thereâs no need to linger, everyone has their own life."
"Uncle and they must be the same."
As they chat idly, Fusang and Caiyu bring incense sticks and candles, offering them to the two elderly.
This is evidently a custom of the Xianmen, still practiced for over three million years, though itâs unclear where they learned it from.
Lin Wanqiu and Jiang Yuanâs first day of revival passed so peacefully.
The days afterward were equally plain and fulfilling.
The family lived together for several years, Jiang Ding confirmed his two relatives could integrate into modern Xianmen life, then returned to the Supreme Great Sun Day Pivot, leaving a clone here, occasionally coming back for meals and cooking.
The Human Emperor began to spend more time and energy focusing on the Great Dao.