She once liked Ye Tian, and after Ye Tian disappeared, she then liked Tang Feiyang.
These two outstanding men are also getting married on the same day, at the same time.
Imperial Princess Long Feifeng was filled with sorrow because her scandalous behavior had ruined her reputation, and now, no one wanted to marry her.
She still had male lovers in her palace, and a bad reputation arose because of them.
Now she could only think about marrying legitimately by finding a scholar with no reputation.
These were weak scholars who hadnât yet entered the Confucianism Sect and didnât know how to cultivate in that way.
Collecting male lovers or choosing a husband with formidable ability wasnât easy.
Other princesses felt the same sorrow as Long Feifeng.
Among the frequently socially active noble family girls, the group led by Du Jiaolan wanted to infiltrate certain noble families to place people among the officials in the Capital.
Unfortunately, they could only secretly admire strong men like Tang Feiyang and didnât dare take any action.
Likewise, they had only heard of mighty men like Ye Tian and dared not approach even if they saw him from afar.
Like the sons of Generalâs families, like Ye Shi and Ye Qiu, who werenât as accomplished as Ye Tian.
They couldnât approach them either; families of officials formed teams when choosing marriage alliances, always considering family backgrounds.
As the emperor, he wanted to enhance his ability, and his family wished to choose consorts from powerful families.
Yet, being an emperor wasnât so mighty; while many officials obeyed him, some were subdued with power.
Others, like the Minister Family and the previously taboo Generalâs Mansion, couldnât be compelled.
Whatever plans they had, they couldnât implement them, and it wasnât that the emperor didnât want to advance further by exerting his imperial power.
He even wanted to forcibly marry off his sons and daughters.
But in this cultivation world, as an emperor, he also felt stifled.
Because his ability wasnât high, not even matching some officials or their families; many members of the royal family were quite useless compared to those from officialsâ families.
In the cultivation world, strength was respected, and this emperor couldnât even compare with the influence of the ancestors within the Ten Great Clans.
His own princess couldnât be married off, aiming high to marry into sons of the Ten Great Clans or capable sons of prominent officialsâ families.
The emperor wasnât so mighty; even now, he wished to join the Saint Sect as an alliance member.
He didnât want the throne, wanting instead to cultivate in those bases.
But was refused; on open days or celebrations, they were invited in only to enjoy guest benefits.
They couldnât reside permanently inside, and after the open days or grand ceremonies, they and their attendees had to return to their original places.
Unlike the alliance members who could stay as long as they wished.
Especially the emperor, upon realizing he could enhance his power, gain longevity, and ambitions beyond just the throne?
He saw how even some base accommodations were more luxurious and magnificent than the royal palace.
If these riches and capability belonged to ordinary families or individuals, heâd use his imperial authority to claim and even falsely accuse to seize places.
Such thoughts couldnât appear openly; the royal family didnât dare confront the Ten Great Clans, let alone the Saint Sect.
The founding of the Saint Sect was by a deity who used to be a regular cultivator, becoming a deity within a few years, already a legend.
For an emperor, his ambitions were for immortality and divine powers.
Now he could only cooperate, not daring to forcibly possess them.
Du Jiaolan heard that Tang Feiyang was marrying Wen Yuanyuan, prompting her to mobilize her sisters, even though two had entered the Confucianism Sect, learning a cultivation method that ordinary people could cultivate.
They aimed to learn such methods and disseminate them.
To leave them with the organization for others to learn cultivation, spreading these cultivation techniques was vital.
Previously, when they arrived from Country X, they could only learn this countryâs martial strength, like Ancient Martial Arts.
Unlike the cultivators in the cultivation world who could learn Immortal Cultivation Methods.
They had been infiltrating this country for hundreds or even over a thousand years, always seeking to control the cultivation world.
To conquer this country.
Yet their infiltration teamâs power was too weak to accomplish this.
Because of their weakness, they couldnât infiltrate successfully to seize this country.
Years ago, they tried to cause large-scale harm to people to conquer this country.
But their actions failed, suffering retaliation from many cultivators. When failed again, they drew further revenge, leading to repeated failures.
Their personnel got killed trying to cross the seas before even arriving.
In these two years, they kept attempting but with all the challenges at sea and within the country, those who tried died.
Now relying on some of their people to take on tasks.
From initially sending men, now relying solely on women to realize this dream.
Last month, Du Jiaolan secretly received some women from Country X, training them in the countryâs language.
Also nurturing them covertly, in language and culture.
Du Jiaolan found the training methods secretly learned didnât elevate their abilities.
Even without Spiritual Roots, anyone supposedly could cultivate them; achieving their plot as soon as all could learn to cultivate.
Even if they couldnât dominate, spreading these secret manuals and techniques raised their countryâs level.
Perhaps after a year, two years, or longer, their nationâs people would be strong enough to handle the cultivation world, or even this country, effortlessly?
The idea was grand, but realization revealed it didnât elevate quickly.
Not even comparing to othersâ Dual Cultivation, which provided boosts, allowing the rapid enhancement of cultivation abilities.
Assumed maybe it was an issue of Pill resources or a special method required.
Du Jiaolan sought students to purchase cultivation Pills and resources, but sadly didnât achieve the desired cultivation capability.
Thinking perhaps the provided cultivation ability was fake or the lowest tier.
Du Jiaolanâs schemes and thoughts unfolded in secrecy.
Believing it was covert, unaware if such secrecy withstands Divine Sense?
Ye Tian and Tang Feiyang had mentioned suspicious official families in the Capital, their children or spouses behaving oddly.
Upon returning, Ye Tian investigated, exposing that these shadows infiltrated certain official and noble families.
They tried learning the countryâs Martial Arts ability, utilizing secret manuals for national domination.
Tang Feiyang even noticed infiltration among family members.
To avoid alerting enemies, he reported it to Jiang Tang.
Jiang Tangâs Divine Power wasnât just talked-up; he could teach many people, enabling ordinary individuals for cultivation.
He enhanced othersâ abilities, beneficial to many.
Actions damaging his public welfare were impossible.
Jiang Tang set Divine Sense, restricting certain abilities to those of specific national lineage, acknowledging that learning without advancement wastes time.
Let them steal; what they steal wonât allow ability enhancement, only wasting time.
Jiang Tangâs Divine Power was not confined to the cultivation and Mortal Realm.
No matter how malevolent an islandâs demons were, with his power.
He directly destroyed their deity.