If Zhao Changhe were to hear this, he would understand many things.
Does the Emperor Ye truly represent the night and the stars?
I'm afraid it's not exactly like that.
The stars are merely symbols; in reality, the Four Symbols Stars have extremely clear definitions of heaven and earth—directions, times, seasons, Five Elements, light and darkness, life and death... things like that, when combined, are called rules.
She represents the rules and preservation of the heavens and earth. It includes establishing emperors in the human world and supporting humanity, among other things. The ancient Emperor Ye's system was a very complete Divine Country system, more formalized than others by tens of thousands of times.
In Zhao Changhe's interaction with the blind woman, almost everywhere reflects her support of the rules. That's not just something the Book Spirit should follow; it's how Ye Wuming naturally is.
