There's more to Shenhua than that, considering her lover, dress standard, and flouting of social conventions etc.
We know that at least one fragment of Shenhua's domain includes "Be True to yourself." Which partially contributes to how she refuses to abide by norms that would require she not be who she has chosen to be. But the system is well designed to accept the eccentricies of high realm cultivators, so it doesn't matter as much.
What I was more getting at was that she's unlikely to want to stamp out all emotion and embrace a perfect ordered world of robots or anything like that.
I want to note that Gan is very open and very VERY vocal about his opinions. So that didn't started with LQ.
Gan is very open, but his opinions are usually affected by those of CRX to the point of almost mirroring her. This is certainly genuine, but different from Ling Qi saying her opinion and criticizing CRX
I can't agree with that. Gan is waaaay more direct than CRX. And CRX is politician. So I can easily see them disagreeing on issues of "does this demand immediate attention".
Why? It has not been even hinted that sublime ancestors can mind-control their human descendants. Sure, the adoption process will likely alter Sun Liling's thoughts and feelings a bit (or potentially more than a bit), but that doesn't mean she loses any of her autonomy.
So if Liling wants to run away and have nothing to do with the Sun anymore, do you think she would just be able to leave?
Eh, why not? Becoming a spirit-blooded will undoubtedly align her goals more closely to that of the Yandere Goddess, but there's simply no evidence that it will turn her into a mindless drone. Her grandfather would never allow the adoption if that was the case.
Mind, when a higher cultivation entity puts the pressure on, regular diplomacy can be very hard to discern from mind control.
It's the other way around. Giving her leave to adopt Liling was the favour Shao owed to the Goddess, in exchange for her hand in marriage.
No, Johnnie got it right.
Well, I guess it depends on the case. I don't think Xin is anything less than white level, and Ling Qi had not suffered from her interest
I think Xin is a prism level entity, but regardless she is a fragment of the Hidden Moon which is itself just a part of the Moon as a whole. Everything we've seen of her is on a much more 'human' level than a lot of environment spirits.
My bad, I misremembered.
Xin's level is almost certainly dependent on how much attention the Moon is paying to her situation at any given time. When the Hidden Moon hijack'd her during Zhou's test, for instance, she was almost certainly higher level than she usually is.
Sold himself to save his family, sold his family to save his legacy, there's more than one way to see what happened i think.
Hmm, could be. I still think she is white, but I probably should have taken into account the different nature
They can probably do stuff like that because smaller moon spirits like Xin and Sixiang are fragments of them that return to them at the end of their 'life.' The Great Spirit probably isn't interfering 'personally,' but rather breaking off a much smaller part of itself that can do what needs to be done for a week or two that is reabsorbed when it 'dies.' Heck even the different phases are just fragments of the even greater Great Spirit of the Moon.
