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Lee Shimin finally said, "Your Majesty, Shimin knows that there is a way. Heaven has its own way and does not interfere with each other, so Shimin would never dream of the path of immortality."    

    

"As the Human Emperor who wields the power of Tang Dynasty, Shimin definitely does not wish for his own government to be controlled by any other powers."    

    

It was obvious that he had already seen clearly, if Ao Mo did not appear this time and told him to follow along with the buddhist plan, then the buddhist faith would definitely affect one's Tang Dynasty.    

    

After that day, Lee Shimin ordered people to study Buddhism.    

    

Of course, this mighty lord would not make his decision in a hurry just because of a passing whim.    

    

From his point of view, within a short period of time, buddhist rule over Tang Dynasty was definitely of great benefit.    

    

After all, the teachings of the Buddhist Sangha were basically "shepherds". Even though their Tang Dynasty had reached the Golden Age, they were still suffering from internal and external troubles.    

    

Therefore, Lee Shimin still decided to introduce the buddhist faith.    

    

However, he also saw the drawback, and that was —    

    

Once the Buddhist Sangha entered the hearts of the people, even the ruling class would lose their spirit.    

    

A Tang Dynasty that didn't have any spirit wasn't what he, Lee Shimin, wanted, and this was also the reason why he came to see Ao Mo, this Dragon Emperor, today.    

    

Ao Mo nodded and said with a smile:    

    

"His Majesty wants Qian Gang to be decisive, and to be able to recognize the difference between an immortal and mortal. This is very good."    

    

Since ancient times, there had been many emperors who, after gaining power, wanted to pursue more things, such as longevity.    

    

This was because once they possessed longevity, they would be able to permanently wield great power.    

    

There were people like the Qin and Han dynasties in this world as well as people like the First Emperor and Empress Lu. It was a pity that once they had this kind of ambition, they would most likely die a horrible death.    

    

It was just as Lee Shimin said: there is a way for people, and there is a way for the heavens.    

    

Humans and immortals should be separated. Even if he was the Jade Emperor of the Heavenly Court, he wouldn't be able to interfere in the affairs of the court.    

    

Even if a monstrous talent appeared in the human court, they could only send their heavenly soldiers to help the Human Emperor and help the emperor seek justice.    

    

However, he would never let the Heaven General or Star Lord interfere with his life because the Heaven's Path was set in stone.    

    

It was very rare for Lee Shimin to recognize this clearly.    

    

Ao Mo could also hear the thoughts of this Emperor from his words: balance.    

    

He wanted to introduce a buddhist power so that the buddhist power would develop and spread among the common people.    

    

Ao Mo wasn't surprised by this, after all the rise of Buddhism was a number of days. Since in his previous life, the Tang Dynasty he knew still accepted the buddhist path, then the world probably wouldn't change too much.    

    

However, Ao Mo was a little surprised that Lee Shimin was able to realize the inadequacies of the Buddhist Sangha and came to find him.    

    

Thus, he was more interested in listening to what this person would say.    

    

Lee Shimin continued, "Dragon Emperor, Shimin has a bold idea. I hope Dragon Emperor agrees."    

    

Ao Mo smiled lightly and said, "Don't be so polite, tell me first."    

    

"Dragon Emperor also knows that the Tang Dynasty respects the dragon, and even my Tang Dynasty emperor's robe and official's clothes are dragon robes, so my Tang Dynasty wants to worship the dragon as the nation's beast. I wonder how Your Majesty would like that?"    

    

Taking a dragon as a national beast of Tang Dynasty, this was indeed interesting. Lee Shimin was very decisive and bold.    

    

In this Fiendgod world, the magical beasts were not like the mascots of the previous world; they were truly connected through karmic luck.    

    

Once they became a national beast, the entire nation would have to pay tribute to them.    

    

Even the Emperor himself had to offer sacrifices to the True Dragon.    

    

Dragon Clan could enjoy the growth of the Tang Dynasty, and could allow the Dragon Clan to soar even faster.    

    

Of course, once they agreed, and if their Tang Dynasty were to be affected by the evil spirits, the national beasts would have to take action.    

    

To put it bluntly: if the decline in one's Tang Dynasty was a human disaster, such as when the Emperor himself did not seek to advance, coveted pleasures, and caused the country's strength to decline, then the Dragon Clan would not care.    

    

However, if something like the Grand Shang, Demon Concubine Da, was to appear, then the Dragon Clan would have to take action.    

    

This matter had its pros and cons to the Dragon Clan, and the advantage was that with the addition of the Tang Dynasty's destiny, the Dragon Clan would definitely soar even further.    

    

But the drawbacks are also obvious, especially in today's circumstances.    

    

The Demon Star had descended, and there were 72 Demon Stars that had fallen into this world. How many disasters would there be?    

    

If the demonic star was successfully reincarnated, it would become a demon king in the human world.    

    

If the Demon Star was snatched by a demon, it would greatly increase the strength of the demon. How could those demons withstand the power of the 'heart of temptation'? It probably wouldn't be long before they truly turned into a demon.    

    

Moreover, there were also some Mortal Realm cultivators, whether they were on the right path or the evil path.    

    

After Dragon Clan becomes the Heavenly Beast protecting the nation, Dragon Clan will have to discipline these things.    

    

Of course, the most important point was the checks and balances of the buddhist faith.    

    

Lee Shimin looked at Ao Mo with anticipation …