Chapter 816

Come be my son: "Gulalala! Old Hou Jue, don't be too disheartened—being unable to travel to another world isn't such a big deal!"

Come be my son: "I think if you truly wish to kill a god, you might consider seeking advice from Luo Hao, the master of the Luo Hao Sect, in Huaxia."

Come be my son: "The strategy implemented by Luo Hao, the master of the Luo Hao Sect, across Huaxia has successfully earned points—it's clearly viable."

I am the Hou Jue: "...... I won't go to Huaxia to seek advice from Luo Hao! If I truly wished to, I could perfectly develop my own comprehensive strategy within my own territory."

Marquis Wo Ban rejected Bai Hu Zi's words—he is a man who values his dignity.

He could never bow down to Luo Hao, the master of the Luo Hao Sect.

Although after joining the Daolegong Society, Marquis Wo Ban and Luo Hao no longer clashed as fiercely as before, like oil and water,

their relationship still remained strained—that much was certain.

At least in matters of pride, Marquis Wo Ban would rather die outside or jump from here than ever bow his head to Luo Cuilian.

The Pure White Spirit Maiden: "Su Xiao Xiao."

Su Xiao Xiao: "Amylia, what do you want?"

The Pure White Spirit Maiden: "Today, while strolling in town, I was robbed of Wang Xuan's mark by Filut."

Then, in the pursuit, I naturally encountered Cai Yue Mao."

The Pure White Spirit Maiden: "I feel this must be a sign that our storyline has begun."

Su Xiao Xiao: "...... Is that so?"

Su Han paused, staring at this, then fell into thought.

The Fallen Angel with Twelve Wings, Black Cat Clan: "Um... that arrogant, insufferable protagonist has successfully crossed over into the From Zero world. How will Amylia treat that... protagonist?"

Wugeng Liuli had no fondness for Cai Yue Mao.

Mainly because, in the memory copy, Cai Yue Mao fully exposed his own disgraceful behavior.

Though not truly evil, that... demeanor clearly left a poor first impression on others.

Not just Wugeng Liuli—most members of the guild felt the same; few liked Cai Yue Mao.

The Pure White Spirit Maiden: "I only glanced at him briefly—I didn't even meet him..."

The Pure White Spirit Maiden: "If I let him follow me, his fate will be far too turbulent!"

The Pure White Spirit Maiden: "In this world, he deserves a far more splendid life."

Amylia's kindness ensures that, once she learns everything, she will take the blame upon herself.

Therefore, she cannot possibly meet Cai Yue Mao—in fact, she must avoid him as far as possible.

Tony Isn't the Richest: "...... Wait, I just thought of something."

Tony Isn't the Richest: "I didn't misremember."

After Tony said this, silence instantly fell.

Although few in the guild liked Cai Yue Mao, none harbored real malice toward him.

If they truly had to act against Cai Yue Mao, many would find themselves unable to do it.

Even Su Han, upon seeing this, gave a slight nod.

After thinking for a moment, he directly entered the main quest, glanced at it, and found no new main quest had spawned.

"...... Is this kind of transmigrator not considered a quest?"

Su Han's brow furrowed slightly; his thoughts turned instantly complex—neither quite relief nor regret.

After pondering, he asked softly, "System, can you give a specific explanation?"

After a brief silence, a cold voice sounded beside Su Han: "Cai Yue Mao is a legal transmigrator! He is guided directly by the world's will... His existence, under the world's will, causes no harm to the world's will, and thus falls outside the guild's quest scope."

Su Han paused, then finally understood.

Transmigrators like this, appearing in plot-driven worlds, are guided by the world's will—thus they are legal. In other words, transmigrators not guided by the world's will are illegal. Su Han thought of this and asked directly: "Guild System, do you not hesitate to answer?" "Generally speaking, those inherently aligned with Lawful Good are never selected by the Transmigration Agency to be transmigrated."

"Only those inherently chaotic, even evil, are selected by the Transmigration Agency and sent to other worlds to cause destruction—the Transmigration Agency uses these chaotic transmigrations to steal the world's primordial energy."

"Wait—you just said 'Transmigration Agency'? So transmigrators aren't accidents? There's an organization, like a guild or a Master God Space, that specifically selects transmigrators to send them across?"

Su Han's pupils shrank sharply—he grasped the key point in the guild system's words.

But the guild system gave no answer.

"...... Is it because I still lack the qualifications to ask?"

Su Han rubbed his chin, thought for a moment, and said nothing more.

Though he could rapidly enhance his strength—even possess power capable of destroying stars—he was far from the strongest across the myriad worlds.

Not having the qualifications to know certain information? Su Han found that perfectly normal.

After all... he trusted himself—he would surely gain those qualifications someday.

Su Han lightly tapped his fingers on the table, his gaze flickering as he organized the information he had gathered.

"First... there's a special organization, like a Master God Space, constantly selecting transmigrators with inherently evil natures, sending them to other worlds to disrupt order and steal the world's primordial energy. These transmigrators are illegal—and thus must be killed. These are the ones the guild's quests target."

"There's another kind of transmigrator—guided by the world's will. These are the world's chosen sons, essentially... the destined protagonists."

Hence, they're outside the guild's assassination range! I understand now."

But then, after thinking, Su Han suddenly remembered something and frowned.

"By the way, I've wanted to ask this for a long time—I'm a transmigrator too, right? According to your logic... am I also a legal transmigrator?"

"Indeed."

The system's voice remained icy as ever: "Your appearance will trigger the real world's retaliation against the Underworld... But the moment the guild system was loaded onto you, your original fate changed."

Su Han: "......"