If the believers were to find out that the Moon God Wangshu, whom they worship devoutly every day, actually has such an eccentric personality, would they smash the god's statue immediately?
It seems like not letting Wangshu near the wishing pool was the right decision.
In the future, it's better not to let her in again.
Li Ye also looked helpless: "This is not granting wishes; it's purely for amusement. If you really did that, aren't you afraid someone might place your statue at the place of Five Grains' cycle?"
—This wasn't a spur-of-the-moment remark.
There was indeed such an incident before, where a devout believer, after getting... an abnormal outcome from a wish, directly placed the deity's statue at the place of the Five Grains' cycle and worshipped it daily.
Deities cannot punish believers; divine love for humans is even an imprint personally marked by the Four Seasons Sect's ancestor, deeply embedded in the foundational Tao Laws of the Celestial Dao.
