Chapter 1789 - 1734–1735: The Ambition is Too Great_2
After all, such a force gathered together is something even the Jade Emperor cannot truly control. Fearing it might exceed his expectations and cause backlash, the division within Confucianism has the involvement of the Jade Emperor.
Only after this Confucian split can the Jade Emperor subdue the power within it for his own use. Thus, even if some people are dissatisfied and secretly contend with him, he also appears to let it be, even as a display of his magnanimity, to win people’s hearts.
But Lin Hongfu’s plan ultimately touched the interests of too many, and without a doubt, the Jade Emperor was the main target of his plan. By that time, when his interests truly suffered, there would be no possibility of mediation between the two, and the Jade Emperor would absolutely have no thoughts of enduring, nor would he sit by idly.
To leverage the power of one side to pry open the structure of the Divine Land World, even to control the Divine Land World, Confucianism had done it in the past when the Divine Land had not advanced or revived, but now they no longer have this ability or the possibility to achieve it.
Yu Zhenzi thought deeply, combining Lin Hongfu’s approach to speculate a little and wanted to confirm with Pei Xuanjing, but Pei Xuanjing just shook his head and did not continue to talk about this matter.
Everything was just a speculation, and not yet truly confirmed. Besides, even if it was confirmed, why point it out at this time, which would have a few elements of bullying with power.
Frankly speaking, given Pei Xuanjing’s current status and reputation in the Realms of Heavenly Seas, Lin Hongfu was not worthy of such targeting by him, so he had no need to clarify the matter.
Moreover, even if one day the other party truly succeeded in this matter, it would merely make Pei Xuanjing take it seriously, definitely not posing any threat to him.
Yu Zhenzi understood and didn’t continue to ask questions, ending the matter there.
However, even so, this matter left a deep impression on him, no matter what, his focus on Confucianism’s Lin Hongfu inadvertently rose a few levels.