I am a living immortal.

However, Su Cancheng was extremely happy to accept this favor. This was the perfect example of someone being awakened from their dream. This was far beyond Su Can's expectations, and the rewards were beyond his imagination.

Both parties know what the other is thinking without saying anything.

Chen Dong also gladly accepted this favor. After all, having an extra helper wouldn't be bad for him. So he asked, "What are you going to do next?"

Su Can thought for a moment and said, "All of this started because of me, so I must make up for it. I've rested for so long, it's time to move my old bones. Although I admit it, I still feel a little unhappy in my heart. There are always talented people in every generation, and I don't think I'm any worse than you. How about letting me join you?"

"Although the framework you envisioned has some flaws, these aren't major issues. They only require minor corrections during later implementation. My involvement will definitely make your framework even more complete. If it works, it will make up for my mistakes. While it won't completely erase them, it will certainly put me at ease."

"I couldn't ask for more!" Chen Dong said. The current number of people alone would definitely not be enough to complete such a framework. Chen Dong was just thinking about how to trick the man in front of him into joining him, but he didn't expect him to bring it up himself. With Su Can joining, building this framework would surely be twice as effective with half the effort. However, manpower was still insufficient; he still needed to invite heroes from all over the world. This was a truly divine weapon, and it would become the most powerful in the hands of the Han people.

"So the next step is to meet the emperor?" Chen Dong asked.

"Yes, the sooner this is done, the better. As long as His Majesty agrees, construction can begin. By then, no matter who in the court objects, it will be useless. And the Emperor will definitely agree. After all, the biggest downside is that all of our work will be in vain."

.........

After hearing what Chen Dong and Su Can said, the emperor was even more shocked than Su Can had just heard. How dare they come up with such a thing?

"Do you agree too?" The emperor did not answer at the beginning, but looked at Su Can.

Su Can nodded. "I think this is a good idea. After all, we have no other options. If we want to break free from the shackles, we have to try this path, no matter how difficult and dangerous it is. If we succeed, it will completely change the situation we are facing now, and we will have a bigger trump card to face more challenges in the future changes. And I think again, in this change, opportunities and disasters may not be a single choice. It is more likely that there will be opportunities hidden in the disasters."

"As the Imperial Master has said, the Han Dynasty now faces an insurmountable gap between its upper and lower classes. No matter how powerful we are, we cannot protect all the people. Therefore, letting the people protect themselves is the inevitable outcome. These issues have been raised before, but no one has come up with a viable solution. The current situation is that the Han Dynasty is strong, but also very disorganized. If we harness the power of the people..."

There was no need to say anything else, the emperor understood.

He glanced at Su Can suspiciously. "You call him the Imperial Master, and you reason with him like this. This is not like your style. What kind of benefits did he give you that even you were persuaded by him?"

Su Can smiled bitterly: "You probably don't want to hear this reason."

The emperor shrugged. He still trusted Su Can. Since he'd said so, if he asked again, the answer he'd get would surely make him regret hearing it. He was curious, but he didn't ask. Instead, he looked at Chen Dong: "You're even more capable than I thought. You were able to pull this lazy guy into your camp and even come up with such a solution."

"I have no reason to refuse your proposal. If you want to do it, then go ahead. But I have only one rule: success is required, failure is not allowed!"

Chen Dong nodded: "Yes!!!"

Then the emperor looked back at Su Shen and said, "Since you want to participate, how about merging the Tianjian Division into the Imperial Preceptor's Office from now on?"

"It's feasible!" Su Can nodded.

Seeing him being so easy to talk to, he snorted coldly: "They are in cahoots with each other."

"Let me be frank. I agree, but that doesn't mean everyone in the Han Dynasty agrees. There's one more thing: if you succeed, you must have corresponding countermeasures against those heroic spirits and even the canonized gods. This powerful weapon has both advantages and disadvantages, it can be used against both enemies and yourself."

"I hope that one day, a sharp weapon like this will be used to cut open a man's flesh. I'm sure you all understand this."

"Understood!" the two said in unison.

"Alright! Then do it. Let me, let the world see whether it is just a name or the best in the world."

Chen Dong and Su Can exchanged glances, each seeing a long-lost passion in the other's eyes. A blazing fire burned in their eyes. Only at this moment did they truly grasp the magnitude of what they were undertaking. What they were accomplishing would completely change the world. Everything was self-evident.

At this point, the transformation of the Han Dynasty officially began.

When the imperial edict appointing Chen Dong as the Imperial Master was announced to the world, and when the Heavenly Supervisory Office and the Imperial Master's Office were merged into one, a behemoth was quietly born in the center of the Han Dynasty, and it completely dominated the world as the leader of all sects and religions.

Then, this behemoth issued a heavenly list, sincerely inviting the world's talented and extraordinary people, heroes and heroes. The world shifted. Elsewhere, a talisman composed of blue light streaked across the sky, heralding the behemoth's first attack, a crushing blow.

.........

On the other side, in the long desert night, the wind howled in the endless darkness, like the whispers of dead souls. At this moment, a dazzling fire ignited from the darkness, but instead of providing warmth, it burned and felt strange.

The rocks, illuminated by the strange firelight, resembled the backs of enormous beasts. In the center was a burning pile of wood, the flames dancing, sparks swirling and shooting straight into the sky.

Human figures stood silently around the pillar of fire. They wore wolf skins or had shaved heads and ochre faces, scimitars slung at their waists. Not far from the flames, pairs of dark green pupils lit up from the boundless darkness. They were the approaching wolves, messengers of the Beast God.

Just then, the sound of drums rang out, a hoarse and desolate tune.

The shamans, draped in heavy vestments studded with bone fragments and ferocious bronze masks crowned with the withered heads of real wolves, trembled, spun, and leaped in sync with the flames. The bones in their vestments clashed furiously, making a crashing sound like a torrential downpour hitting rock.