By reason, Qin Yi's challenge was highly unscientific.
He had just shattered the All-Heaven Stars Array, and his prestige was at its peak. As far as marrying Xi Yue and Minghe went, everyone in the Celestial Pivot Divine Palace would probably have no choice but to fall silent. The sect's strongest core force, on their own home ground in the Vault Hall, forming the sect's strongest array... and it had still been broken cleanly. What face did they have to say he was unqualified to seek this marriage?
What face did they have to oppose Xi Yue and Minghe liking him?
Indeed, many people had even begun to admire this man.
Everyone knew that he had cultivated for only a short time, even less time than Minghe, yet he had now breached the Divine Palace and accomplished something no one in the entire Divine Land had imagined possible.
They were righteous cultivators of quiet serenity, not people who nitpicked over every trifling matter. On the contrary, broad-minded and magnanimous people were the mainstream within the Celestial Pivot Divine Palace. The temperament of a collective often depended on its leader's disposition: He Dao concerned herself with neither worldly matters nor questions, Xi Yue was open-hearted and carefree, and the disciples naturally took after them. They would not drift toward petty-mindedness or nursing grudges over every slight; comparatively speaking, they all possessed the bearing of lofty scholars beneath clear winds and bright moons.
The Celestial Pivot Divine Palace was the leader of the Righteous Path, not the demonic Witch God Sect.
At most, they sincerely felt that the Dao Sect should not be conducted this way. That was not directed at Qin Yi or the two Daoist Nuns; it was simply a matter of differing paths, to be discussed separately. As for