Central Province is distinct from other regions; its martial forces are unique in that, much like in ancient China, they are ruled by emperors. Consequently, in all major martial states, the common folk must avoid using titles like "Emperor," "Imperial," "Monarch," or "King" to refer to anyone else, lest they commit a capital crime.
Yet, Marquis Wu’an Feng Junji claimed that the Evil Emperor Chen Xuan could represent the will of the Sacred Tang Martial Dynasty. This implied that the Sacred Tang Emperor, Li Longyuan, permitted the existence of the Evil Emperor Chen Xuan—a phenomenon unseen in Central Province for thousands of years.
As the saying goes, one mountain cannot house two tigers. That the Sacred Tang could have two emperors reigning simultaneously and still coexist peacefully was something the famous generals of the Seven-Nation Military Secretariat, who understood nothing but warfare, could not fathom.
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