[For a force like the Ganyang Divine Court, what it needed was not a few more Quasi-Emperors like Ling Jiuxiao, who had severed their Dao Paths and forced breakthroughs, but younger generations and a future with greater potential. This was also the philosophy of Qi Xuan, the previous ruler of the Divine Court. He would not make an exception merely because of his close relationship with Qi Zhan.
Qi Zhan liked Qin Huang's fair and impartial nature, but when that impartial enforcement landed on his own head, he still found it hard to accept. Even so, there was no way for him to blame Qin Huang.]
[Since he could not obtain an opportunity to challenge the Quasi-Emperor realm through this channel, Qi Zhan would not simply sit and wait for death. Thus, he chose to rely on his own means and seek it through other channels!
As for whether this would offend Lu Wushuang too deeply? Before the Dao Path, such things amounted to nothing. With Qin Huang as his great backer, Qi Zhan was certain that without absolute evidence, Lu Wushuang would not dare do anything to him.
Even if Tianji Pavilion excelled at divination, few would believe statements that favored oneself. They could simply each tell their own version of events. So long as no evidence had been left behind by a treasure like a Recording Stone, empty words carried little persuasion...]
[Although Lu Wushuang had been incomparably enraged at that moment, he had still retained his reason. Even under such circumstances, he tried to persuade Li Yixian, raising the conditions they had agreed upon somewhat in an attempt to make him change his mind and turn back in time.
However, Li Yixian was not someone who wavered from side to side. It would have been one thing