"Enforcing laws on intelligent Spiritual Treasures will greatly benefit our Great Zhou dynasty," Ji Zhi proposed in an unquestionable tone. "Let's move on to the next topic, the formulation of laws applicable to Spiritual Treasures."
All the ministers agreed, fully understanding the emperor's reasoning.
The fortune of the Great Zhou depends on the law. If anyone violates the law, the nation's fortune will decline; conversely, if more "people" abide by the law, the nation's fortune will increase.
The term 'people' here does not merely refer to human beings; it extends to all sentient beings, such as humans, demons, and intelligent Spiritual Treasures.
No-body knew the exact number of Spiritual Treasures in the Great Zhou, but everyone agreed that it might be more than they expected.
Not every cultivator could possess a high-quality Spiritual Artifact, but low-level Spiritual Artifacts were everywhere.
