The palace is certainly the epitome of absolute safety.
At least the young emperor can't imagine what kind of power could break through the palace and kill him here.
This world greatly suppresses the physical body, preventing it from growing, and the ultimate strength of mental will is also limited; it's impossible to fight against tens of thousands alone.
But the last calamity is naturally not that simple.
It's definitely not something he can face directly.
The young emperor never intended to do so anyway.
Moreover, he directly assumed that the palace would eventually be breached.
In such a scenario, the so-called absolute safety is meaningless.
The palace is too big a target.
Everyone knows the emperor is in the palace.
Rather than staying in the palace waiting for the catastrophe to strike.
It's better to fade into the world.
This world is vast beyond measure, with the Da Feng Dynasty occupying the richest ninety-nine states.
