If I become a saint, a celestial official will summon me to raise horses.

Chapter 1053 The Beginningless Right and Wrong
Gu An didn't pay attention to Chang Lanzi and Yue'er, nor did he care about their master's fear. It was good to scare that disciple so as not to restrict the disciples' thoughts too much.

As the number of disciples in the Boundless Realm increases, factions and circles naturally emerge, and despite the backdrop of unity and peace, some minor frictions still occur.

After wandering around the Boundless Realm for a few days, Gu An went to see An Xin.

Anxin was very happy about his visit because she had so many things she wanted her master to help her with.

Anxin's Taoist palace is very large and magnificent, but the interior furnishings are very simple and there are not many decorations.

She let Gu An sit in her seat, while she stood aside and began to pour out her grievances.

As the Boundless Realm grows larger and larger, the number of disciples also increases. Although there are no major upheavals, even the smallest matters can accumulate and create a situation. How to manage the Boundless Realm is something that even those with profound cultivation cannot decide.

Gu An listened to her explanation, which was nothing more than the conflict between Yue'er and her master. Without external threats, disciples born into a comfortable environment would always yearn for freedom. Cultivation was important to them, but not that important.

Moreover, with more disciples, power also expands, and the allocation of resources becomes a troublesome matter, as the disciples below will also strive to obtain them.

Although the Boundless Realm is wonderful, the longer the disciples stay here, the more they will want things, and no one can remain satisfied forever.

After Anxin finished pouring out her grievances, she sighed, "I suddenly realized that it is actually more difficult to govern in a peaceful environment without external enemies, and fairness becomes the most important thing."

Fairness is easy to talk about but hard to achieve, because it's difficult for people to know what others want.

Especially when there are many people you need to keep in touch with, and the relationships are all very close.

Within the Boundless Realm, every living being is an apprentice or descendant of Anxin, with countless connections, and she has to take care of them all.

"What, are you thinking of backing out?" Gu An asked with a smile.

Anxin shook her head and said, "No, on the contrary, I am even more motivated. I just hope you can guide me on what I should and shouldn't do. I'm afraid I might cause irreparable damage to Wushi."

She often felt regretful after dealing with her disciples, but she couldn't bring herself to call them back.

She was unsure whether her attitude would offend the disciples who sought her help.

The main reason for this situation is that An Zizai was busy in seclusion, which made her very uncomfortable. Before the birth of the Wushi Realm, An Zizai was in charge of management.

Her disciple had been in charge for so many years and wanted to stop cultivating, so as her master, she felt embarrassed to refuse.

“You’re overthinking it. Even if there are, it’s a personal choice. No disciple in the Boundless Realm will be suppressed. There will only be those whose desires are not satisfied, and that’s their own fault. Actually, you can select some disciples to manage, and you don’t need to personally oversee everything.”

Gu An said helplessly. He was very satisfied with An Xin's sense of responsibility. As her cultivation level increased, An Xin did not become arrogant. In fact, she became more cautious in dealing with people and things. This was also the reason why he entrusted the Boundless Realm to her.

An Zizai is also quite good, even better at taking charge than An Xin. However, he is too easily swayed by emotions. If he were to take control of the Boundless Realm, many dangerous futures would arise, all of which are in Gu An's eyes.

"Even if trouble arises, I will protect you. Even if someone hates you, regardless of right or wrong, I will only protect you."

Gu An rolled up his sleeves and said, his tone unusually domineering.

An Xin was deeply moved after hearing this. These words carried immense weight, because Gu An would never utter such selfish and biased remarks when speaking to others.

"Moreover, you need to change your mindset. The fact that they were able to enter the Boundless Realm is already a great favor. The Boundless Realm doesn't owe them anything. The fact that they were able to enter is the greatest blessing of their lives," Gu An said earnestly.

This is also why he doesn't allow innate beings to be born in the Boundless Realm, so as to avoid confusion about right and wrong.

After listening, An Xin felt it made sense. Yes, the Boundless Realm was created by her master, and it could be the home of the Boundless Disciples, but only if her master was pleased. After understanding this, she felt much less pressure on her shoulders. A smile appeared on her face, and she asked, "Master, where have you been all these years? Can you tell your disciple about it?"

Gu An did not refuse and began to recount his experiences over the years.

He also recounted the stories of Long Teng, Su Han, and Hong Yuan, and took the opportunity to introduce her to the Nine Great Daos.

Anxin, who has become the Lord of the Beginningless Realm, will inevitably come into contact with the Great Dao Nine Hong in the future. Because the Beginningless Realm does not restrict its disciples from traveling, this will inevitably lead to friction between the Beginningless Realm and the outside world. Moreover, once the existence of the Beginningless Realm is spread, it will also attract the attention of ambitious people.

There is no shortage of people in this world who take chances; even the Heavenly Court will be targeted.

Gu An talked for half a day before he finally finished recounting his experiences over the years.

“It sounds ordinary, but I always feel that what you have done is related to the entire Heavenly Dao. Master, the Great Dao Jiu Hong is so powerful, should Wu Shi take one of them as a disciple?” An Xin asked.

Gu An said that the Great Dao Nine Hongs had the potential to overturn the Heavenly Dao, which made her somewhat worried.

The longer one lives, the clearer one becomes of how terrifying the Heavenly Court's resources are; the higher one's cultivation level, the more one understands how vast the creation of Heaven's destiny is.

She couldn't imagine anyone other than her master possessing such potential.

"Let nature take its course. Isn't Hongyuan essentially a disciple of Wushi as well?"

Gu An said casually, stood up, stretched, and walked down the steps.

Anxin watched his retreating figure and asked, "Master, when will you be back next time?"

"we'll see."

As soon as Gu An finished speaking, he disappeared from the hall.

An Xin seemed to be deep in thought. She noted down the names of Long Teng and Hong Yuan. These two were clearly valued by her master, and if they came to the Boundless Realm in the future, she could take good care of them.

After leaving Anxin's palace, Gu An visited Xiao Lan, Shen Zhen, Tian Yao'er, Tian Qing, and Tian Bai in turn, and then went to visit the disciples who were encountering difficulties in their cultivation.

For him now, there is nothing urgent. Even if he doesn't cultivate, his cultivation level and lifespan are constantly increasing.

Gu An was relaxed, but there were always others who weren't.

Deep in chaos.

Inside a dark and gloomy hall, the Burial Heaven Emperor Ancestor was sitting cross-legged in meditation. He was still recovering from his injuries, and his face looked extremely pale.

Flickering golden dragons circled around him, like phantoms, and would bite his skin just before disappearing.

The Ancestor of Burial Heaven opened his eyes, exhaled a breath of turbid air, and muttered to himself, "Heavenly Emperor, I truly underestimated you. You are stronger than the Heavenly Emperors of the past."

After being severely injured by the Heavenly Emperor, he had been recuperating, but he was unable to eliminate the power that the Heavenly Emperor had left in his body.

Just then, a bolt of purple lightning appeared out of thin air in the empty, dark hall ahead, rapidly expanding as if a spatial rift had been torn open, with dark red mist surging within, like the entrance to another dark world.

(End of this chapter)