Shen Gongbao's Inheritance.

Summary

The Six Sovereigns' authority must be carefully divided to prevent conflicts among deities. Yu Du Xiu proposes a structured division of responsibilities among the gods, ensuring the Jade Emperor does not become overly powerful. He suggests that divine positions should be assigned based on disciples' virtues, allowing fate to determine their roles. This method prevents resentment among disciples and maintains fairness. The patriarchs agree on the necessity of appointing a responsible figure for the deification process, ultimately selecting Yu Du Xiu despite his reluctance. He realizes he has inadvertently become entangled in the complexities of divine politics, yet acknowledges the importance of collaboration among the sect leaders for the task ahead.

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