The Judicial Deity—Jiang Changkong remembered such an existence.
Heed orders but not proclamations: Yang Jian, the Erlang Deity, hailed as the Heavenly Court's number-one enforcer.
The Judicial Book of Heaven was a heavenly book blessed by the power of Heaven, and only the Judicial Deity could wield it.
If he was unwilling, not even the Heavenly Emperor could privately inspect its contents.
The Judicial Book of Heaven would automatically reveal information about the other party—whether they had violated the heavenly laws, committed evil, and so on.
For lighter sentences, they would be thrown into the Heavenly Prison and imprisoned for a time, or have their cultivation realm knocked down.
For graver offenses, the punishment was death, deprivation of the power of Heaven, and the like.
As for immortal gods with merit, it was the Heavenly Emperor's duty to bestow rewards. The heavenly book only rewarded him.
Each time he completed a mission, he would receive a reward of the power of Heaven.
One point of the power of Heaven equaled ten points of Essence, Qi, and Spirit.
His immortal post and the heavenly book would strengthen or decline along with his cultivation and how he enforced the heavenly laws.
If Jiang Changkong violated the heavenly laws, his immortal post might withdraw the power of Heaven it had bestowed upon him, or even automatically weaken, no longer bringing him any aid.
Changing Ao Qingyu's sentence this time, however, was no problem.
His immortal post also gave him a piece of information: the greater trend could not be changed, but the lesser trend could be altered.
As long as he did not go too far and wildly alter a whole heap of things, changing a few irrelevant matters now and then would not be a problem. It was like a back door