Starting by Teaching Yang Jian to Defy Heaven
从教导杨戬伐天开始
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- Mythic Cultivation
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The prohibition against romance between immortals and mortals is meant to protect mortals. If it weren't prohibited, who knows how many mortals would be toyed with by the gods?
After reading the synopsis, it seems the Heavenly Laws have been overthrown, but a new order needs to be established. It's about not caring about killing or burying the dead. And if the Heavenly Laws remain the same, and gods descend to earth and fall in love, wouldn't that be the same as Yang Jian, only with Yang Jian's example of rebelling against the Heavenly Court? Where would the authority of this new order come from? If it's allowed, what about intelligent beings in the mortal realm?
Regarding the prohibition of love between immortals and mortals
They can be allowed to be together, since it's said that one only envies the lovebirds, not the immortals, but there will be a price to pay: their immortal status will be abolished, their immortal bones will be removed, and they will become mortals, with only ten years left to live. Their descendants will not be able to ascend to immortality for a hundred generations and will only die of old age.
In fact, regarding the plot of "The Lotus Lantern," the Heavenly Court itself wasn't the problem, nor were the Heavenly Rules. The problem lay with Chenxiang and his companions.
Xiong Er, is your account no longer popular?
It claims to be neither from the Primordial Era nor the Investiture of the Gods, but it still leans towards the Primordial Era genre. The Intercepting Sect, the Heavenly Demon Emperor, and Di Jun are all from the Primordial Era genre. Di Jun is a Heavenly Emperor, a primordial deity, not a demon from a Primordial Era novel. Don't be so brainless!
Ding Zhen immediately identified it as belonging to the Primordial Era style.
Oh…no wonder the gods are so crazy after the Heavenly Laws were changed 😏. They're always talking about destroying the world, annihilating all living beings, and destroying the Three Realms and Six Paths…and being buried alive with someone has become commonplace 🤭. And these living beings are too despicable, why do they stand in the middle of others for no reason? 😁
The biggest problem with love between immortals and mortals lies in a standard of the classical path to immortality: immortals must possess perfect virtue and high moral character to achieve immortality. If you are of high moral character, then it's perfectly acceptable for immortals to fall in love with each other; the union of two virtuous immortals would not cause significant harm to the world.
If it's not about the prehistoric era or the Investiture of the Gods, then this name shouldn't be used. Using it leads to complaints that it's not right, and the content is too dry.