Yu Ziqing held the Book of Extermination, feeling somewhat wistful. Unfortunately, Jia Qi was long gone.
The people from the early Dadui period weren't necessarily strong or capable, but those who left an imprint in the sealing were invariably steady in disposition, resolute in will, and capable of standing on their own.
Those who could recognize Yu Ziqing's identity at a glance wouldn't ask many questions; they didn't even consider the lack of continuation of the Emperor Dui's bloodline to be a significant issue.
What truly mattered was the agreement with ideology, far surpassing recognition of bloodline identity.
When interacting with these people, Yu Ziqing would feel a comfort emerging from within.
Even when the very last imprint disappeared, any result could be accepted with equanimity.
This was truly different from most people during the Dingmao era.
