Male supremacy and female inferiority — this is a custom dictated by strength among the common folk, but from the moment one steps onto the path of cultivation, this disparity in strength is compensated.
Though the fundamental beliefs and customs may to some extent influence the upper echelons in reverse, this influence is ultimately limited. Among the sects and the imperial realms, the presence of women is not lacking in the upper levels.
Li Yaoxuan's desire to establish a female emperor did not come as unexpected to Xu Yinhè. In truth, he had considered every royal descendant who could inherit the throne.
Li Yaoxuan was pondering the future, and wasn't he as well?
However, Li Yaoxuan's decisiveness in this matter was something Xu Yinhè truly failed to see through.
This old friend concealed his intentions too well.
