At the moment the Divine Son appeared, the entire world fell silent.
An inexplicable sense of awe and reverence rose in the hearts of all beings, an intense urge to worship and look up to him, compelling them to kneel and pay homage.
This has been an instinct for tens of thousands of years.
Since the establishment of the Great Tu Dynasty, has this instinct changed?
No.
At the beginning of the Great Tu Dynasty's uprising, the founding ruler established the national policy of 'revering the Divine, loving the people.' The founding ruler keenly realized the immense power of faith and the Divine, and thus conformed to this power, uniting more forces, thereby establishing a dynasty that conquered the world.
At that critical time back then, there was no shortage of kings who completely denied the Divine.
Many kings regarded the Divine as sinful, destroying mountains and temples wherever they went, eradicating all faith to establish their own ruling foundation for their dynasty.
