Saint King Realm, Grand Emperor Academy. Fang Qing continued his reforms.
After becoming the Son of the Upper Heavens and concurrently serving as the Academy Chief Inspector of Discipline, Fang Qing did not rush into launching a massive crackdown and arresting people everywhere.
Violent suppression could only solve problems temporarily. Only by establishing a new Order and new ideals could things be changed at their root.
He moved into the Son of the Upper Heavens Hall, located at the heart of the academy, where the spiritual energy was the richest in the entire institution.
The palace itself was a Half-Immortal Artifact-level treasure. Its interior was vast, equipped with numerous cultivation Quiet Rooms, pill-refining chambers, artifact-refining chambers, martial arts arenas, Scripture Repositories, and more. It had every facility one could need.
After settling in, the first thing Fang Qing did was issue a series of announcements.
The first reaffirmed the academy's regulations, emphasizing the fundamental principles of fairness, justice, and mutual assistance. All disciples, regardless of background or rank, were equal before the academy's regulations.
The second established discipline inspection posts, setting up fixed and mobile posts throughout the academy's major areas to accept anonymous or signed reports from all disciples regarding violations.
Fang Qing personally selected and trained a group of disciples with clean backgrounds and upright character to serve as inspectors.
The third encouraged healthy competition and mutual assistance. The academy would regularly hold competitions, Dao discussions, and mission contests of all levels and types. Winners would receive generous rewards, while high-ranking disciples were encouraged to offer guidance and assistance to lower-ranking disciples within reasonable limits.
As for the Overlord Hall's road-blocking incident, the disciples involved were required to apologize publicly and accept the corresponding punishment. Once its hall master and core disciples in seclusion emerged, they were to