Primordial Era: When a Good Guy Awakens a Morally Unethical System

Zhen Yuanzi glanced sideways at Hongyun and said helplessly, "If you find it troublesome to teach too many disciples, you can simply say so. I'll help you with the instruction and discipline. There's no need to act like this!"

Hongyun was shocked. Honestly, he really had no such idea. He taught half of the disciples and Zhen Yuanzi taught the other half. Zhen Yuanzi also took care of the children. Why would he find it troublesome?

He genuinely didn't mind Zhen Yuanzi taking his disciple as a student; he truly didn't care, and he had nothing to do with Zhen Yuanzi.

Why don't you believe it?

"I didn't mean that at all! Yu Sheng and Yu Heng are so chubby and adorable right now, I love them so much, I wouldn't want to give them away except for you!" Hong Yun defended herself, her eyes wide.

Zhen Yuanzi believed Hongyun's words because Hongyun's image in his mind was already deeply ingrained. If it was really as he thought, Hongyun could just admit it. He had done quite a few unreliable things, so there was no need to deny it outright.

"Then let them call me that, there's no need to change it. I've taught them quite a few techniques, so I'm half a teacher to them. I can accept being called that a few times." Zhen Yuanzi remembered how Yuheng had addressed him earlier, and felt inexplicably guilty, not daring to look Hongyun in the eye.

"Oh~" Go ahead and call me that!

"From now on, let Yusheng and Yuheng call you that. 'Saint' is too formal. As you said, you and they have a kind of mentor-student relationship." Hongyun decided on their way of addressing Zhen Yuanzi, which was indeed not at all formal.

However, the master that Hongyun thought of was not the same as the master-husband they called out, and the stranger that Hongyun thought of was not the same as the stranger that Zhen Yuanzi thought of was also not the same.

Zhen Yuanzi pursed his lips and changed the subject: "Have you set a time for them to return to the mountain?"

Hongyun: "No, it's just that when they return will determine the techniques they can learn in the future."

Everything has its own destiny, and Hongyun did not make a decision for them.

Those who return to the mountain first are certainly not attached to the mortal world. After completing their mission, they return to the mountain to cultivate, and their hearts are set on a higher realm.

Those who return to the mountain must be thinking of the homeland of the human race, wanting to better pass on the art of agriculture to the human race, and their heart is set on protecting and developing the human race.

Those who eventually returned to the mountain, unless they were delayed by some major event, were most likely enamored with their status among humans and the feeling of being flattered by their former relatives and friends.

Hongyun will decide on their next cultivation method and direction based on their performance among the humans and the time it takes for them to return to the mountain.

Zhen Yuanzi understood Hongyun's meaning and nodded: "In the path of cultivation, one's origins still play a significant role. Huiyu has only been in human form for a little over a hundred years and still carries the karmic burden of the simultaneous appearance of ten suns. Now, his cultivation level is already equal to that of Shuangpin. If it weren't for that karmic burden, he would be no less than Kong Xuan."

"They are different from Kong Xuan. Kong Xuan was conceived by Yuan Feng and sent to Wuzhuang Temple before he was even born. The karma of the Phoenix Clan has nothing to do with him. Hui Yu, on the other hand, made a mistake himself. If it weren't for his firm determination to atone for his sins, he might not have made the progress he has now."

"I don't expect them to amount to much in the future. As long as they don't get bullied or oppressed, and don't bully or oppress others, that's enough." Hongyun laughed magnanimously, not worried about his disciples at all.

No matter how hard they try or how much they achieve, they will never surpass their master.

Below the sage, all are ants; how can the efforts of a group of ants possibly stand shoulder to shoulder with the heavens?