Only at the Mahayana Stage Does the Reversal System Appear - Chapter 437

Chapter 435 Three Principles

“Ten years ago, with the Brahma Tower opening a spatial passageway, allowing other immortal artifacts to travel to other worlds, the Jiuzhou World began formal contact with the myriad worlds.”

“The Mingzhong World was the first world to come into contact with the Jiuzhou World.”

“The myriad worlds have different developmental processes, different histories, and different cultures, which have created a diverse world situation.”

“You all have some understanding of the Mingzhong World, and know that its developmental path is completely different from our Jiuzhou World.”

At this point, everyone nodded in agreement. Indeed, the automated low-level talisman production machine jointly launched by the Dao Sect and Mingzhong Continent has reduced the price of low-level talismans to the point where even mortals can afford them.

These great cultivators of the combined realm have played with the holographic simulator, which truly fulfills their fantasies.

The only unfortunate thing is that the holographic simulator has a time limit.

“Science and technology are taking root in Jiuzhou and gradually merging with the immortal cultivation system. Although there are only initial signs now, I believe that in the near future, thanks to technology, everyone’s life will get better and better.”

“And this is simply the result of communication with one world.”

“Over the past ten years, several fellow Taoists and I have discovered the Zombie World, the Huanyu World, the Tonggu World, the Lingxi World, and the Weigu World during our travels. Each of these worlds has its own unique characteristics and something we can learn from.”

“Considering the independence of each world, its cultural influence, and other issues of social stability, the Jiuzhou World has currently only established formal diplomatic relations with the Zombie World.”

“This is the diplomatic agreement, the ‘Friendship Treaty between the Two Worlds.’ You can take a look.”

Jiang Li projected the contents of the agreement onto the center of the round table and continued, “From now on, we will use this as a reference when establishing diplomatic relations with other worlds.”

“Currently, the extraterritorial demons are eyeing our world with hostility, and the immortal world is indifferent. Although our Jiuzhou world is not as powerful as the immortal world, it has the ability to protect itself against the extraterritorial demons.”

“But these worlds are struggling to cope with the threat of the extraterritorial demons.”

“I have conducted investigations and demonstrations in these worlds for several years, and found that the extraterritorial demons are afraid of the will of all living beings and dare not destroy the world directly. They will have different strategies for different worlds. At the last Jiuzhou Council, all the conspiracies of the extraterritorial demons in Jiuzhou were thoroughly cleared up.”

“For other worlds, the method adopted by the extraterritorial demons is to create internal conflicts and let these worlds die slowly.”

“The specific investigation and demonstration process is printed on the jade pendant released before the meeting. I believe everyone has seen it.”

The fact that the extraterritorial demons are immortals is currently known to Jiang Li, Bai Hongtu, Yu Yin, and Changcun Xianweng. Jiang Li currently does not intend to let the Jiuzhou high-level officials know.

“Although I’ve uncovered the extraterritorial demons’ plot, nothing is certain. Perhaps there are more plots I haven’t discovered, or perhaps the extraterritorial demons will strike again, plunging these worlds into despair.”

“As human beings, we should all help each other. Logically, these worlds each have their own unique characteristics. We can communicate, promote each other, and develop together.”

“Development requires stability, and stability requires the absence of extraterritorial demon interference.”

“For this reason, I propose that we in Jiuzhou contribute our own strength to help these worlds resolve the problem of extraterritorial demons. ” “

The Dao Sect supports the Human Emperor’s resolution.” “The Buddhist Sect

supports the Human Emperor’s resolution. “

“The Dharmakaya Sect…” “

The Great Zhou…” “

The Tianyuan Sect…”

“The Red Dust Pure Land…”

Representatives of each faction voiced their support for Jiang Li, and eventually, the Jiuzhou world reached a consensus to fully protect other worlds and promote common development.

While Jiuzhou is vast and rich in resources, embracing all things, it also boasts numerous talents and fierce competition. Strength alone isn’t enough for development in Jiuzhou. Everyone is roughly equal in strength, and what truly distinguishes one from another is intelligence.

Rather than focusing solely on Jiuzhou, it would be better to expand the Daoist tradition to other worlds.

The most typical example is the Corpse Driving Sect.

Several factions with close ties to the Corpse Driving Sect caught wind of the sect’s arrival in the zombie world and were gradually lowering their purchase prices.

It’s no secret that the Corpse Driving Sect is short on corpses, so they’ve been advertising year-round and painstakingly collecting corpses, consuming vast quantities of spirit stones.

The zombie world, however, is teeming with zombies, a natural resource, making the Corpse Driving Sect thrive there. It’s foreseeable that their overall strength will rise several notches, a source of envy.

“Mingzhong World agrees with the Jiuzhou Resolution.”

“Zombie World agrees with the Jiuzhou Resolution.”

“Huanyu World agrees with the Jiuzhou Resolution.” “Tonggu World agrees with

the Jiuzhou Resolution.”

“Lingxi World agrees with the Jiuzhou Resolution.”

“Weigu World agrees with the Jiuzhou Resolution.”

Jiang Li nodded in satisfaction, signaling a consensus among the seven worlds.

Jiang Li addressed the representatives of the six worlds, “This is the ‘General Guidelines for Mutual Assistance’ that I’ve asked the Great Zhou Dynasty to draft. Please take a look.”

The guidelines consist of a preface, 108 articles, and 21 chapters.

The bell rang softly, reading: “… Create an appropriate environment, maintain justice, respect all sectors, and promote social progress over the long term. To achieve this goal, we must practice tolerance, live in harmony with each other as good neighbors, and concentrate our efforts to maintain peace and security among all sectors…”

After the preface, there are three principles:

The principle of peace. Maintain peace and security among all sectors, and to this end, take effective measures to prevent and eliminate threats to peace and stop acts of aggression or other forms of disruption to the peace.

The principle of equality. All sectors have equal status and have the right to manage their internal affairs.

The principle of cooperation. Promote cooperation among all sectors to resolve cross-sectoral issues of an economic, social, cultural, and life-welfare nature.

The following is a general implementation of the three principles.

The last clause reads: This general outline shall be retained in the archives of the Human Emperor Palace of the Kyushu World, and copies shall be left in all sectors.

Representatives from other worlds, such as Luo Ying, were still young and lacked perspective and perspective, so they didn’t quite grasp the humanistic considerations behind this agreement. Only the leaders of Ming Zhong and Wei Gu worlds could see that Jiang Li was doing his utmost to accommodate their feelings and protect their rights.

In terms of combined strength, their worlds combined couldn’t even defeat one of the six major sects, let alone the entire Jiuzhou world. Jiang Li worried that some forces in Jiuzhou would discriminate against the six worlds after the formal establishment of diplomatic relations. Therefore, he unveiled the “General Principles of Multi-Party Mutual Assistance” before the representatives of each faction to clarify his stance and attitude.

Rather than a general principle, it served as a talisman to safeguard the independence of each world.

Jiang Li added, “Specific implementation details, such as the location and management of the spatial channel, and tax standards for the circulation of goods from various worlds, will be gradually refined.”

On the seventh day of the sixth month of the 4810th year of the Yan calendar, the seven worlds jointly signed the historic “General Principles of Multi-Party Mutual Assistance,” which came into effect that same day.

(End of Chapter)