The position of Heavenly Emperor itself stood at the center of the storm.
One had to endure concentrated attacks, schemes, probing, and encircling suppression from all parties.
Unless one aspired to contend for the title of Saint of the Human Dao, this position was a thankless and arduous burden for most Quasi-Saints.
No matter how one looked at it, Fuxi's chances of becoming the Heavenly Emperor, or even using it to achieve Dao-Proving, far exceeded Han Chi's.
Placing Han Chi in the Heavenly Court was more a part of his own cultivation.
The more authority he seized and the more luck he gathered, the more beneficial it would naturally be to his personal cultivation.
As his master, Senior Beiming would neither stop him nor openly support him. He merely allowed him to scheme as he pleased, so long as his life remained safe.
After Han Chi returned to his residence, he displayed the core ability of a disciple of the great Mystic Gate sect—calling for backup.
He truly could not defeat Haotian, but others could.
Senior Beiming would not casually bully the young with seniority, but wasn't there still Senior Sister?
Han Chi knew how formidable Haotian's Spirit Treasures were, but if he encountered Ling Yan, he would be in serious trouble.
Although Han Chi still did not know that Ling Yan had already Cut Off Two Corpses;
in his plan, as long as Ling Yan acted, she could first seize Haotian's Three Treasures, then use the Five Directional Flags to suppress him. That would be enough to defeat Haotian and restore the Literary Sect's dignity.
The battle in the Heavenly Realm could not possibly be concealed.
News of Han Chi's defeat at Haotian's hands would soon spread throughout the Primordial Wilderness.
He himself could lose, but the world had