The Great Sovereign was so high up that she could look down upon everything. Ants were incapable of seeing the people looking down on them, and in an ant’s mind, humans may not even exist. However, Lu Yin was no ant. He could see the Great Sovereign, which meant that they were both people.0

This was simply Lu Yin's stubbornness, much like his state of mind when he had first met the Great Sovereign. At that time, the Great Sovereign had asked Lu Yin if he hated her, and Lu Yin had refused to answer.0

He was not qualified to shout at the Great Sovereign, so he had done his best to maintain a bit of his own dignity. That bit of dignity was like a prairie fire, and it would one day set everything in the universe ablaze.1

"Great Sovereign, the Tea Ceremony can begin now," Mu Shen stated calmly.0

The Great Sovereign’s eyes shifted away from Lu Yin. Her emotionless eyes did not see just the people who were attending the Tea Ceremony, nor even the 9.99 million people listening. Instead, she was looking at the Cyclic Universe, the entire Sixverse Association, and even at the Endless Frontier. She saw the countless people fighting against the Aeternals, or more likely, saw the human heroes and geniuses who were born over the course of time.0

One by one, names were spoken by the Great Sovereign. These were the names of people who had made great contributions to mankind and who had dedicated their very lives to...0