Deng Jing saw that Chen Yu had first asked for Zhang Yu's opinion and could not help thinking, It seems Chen Yu places exceptional importance on Zhang Tingzhi.
For a Tingzhi to sit in the position of deputy chief executive, strength, cultivation, and achievements were all indispensable. Such a person undoubtedly held an extremely important position in the Profound Court, and it was only natural to be valued. Yet the chief executive's regard for this man clearly went beyond that limit. There had to be another reason.
After Zhang Yu expressed his agreement with Deng Jing's words, Daoist Feng immediately followed suit. Since this was also Deng Jing's own intention, Zhong and Chong no longer insisted either and likewise seconded the proposal.
The other Tingzhi saw that Deng Jing was willing to take on the task and had promised to see it through, so they naturally had no objection. Thus, the matter was quickly settled.
Having decided this matter, Chen Yu began discussing the remaining affairs. Their general direction all fell upon preparations for war, and he ordered the Tingzhi to press all sides to make adjustments as swiftly as possible in response to any changes.
After two court deliberations, the Tingzhi had also come to understand Chen Yu's style of handling affairs. Unlike Chief Executive Zhuang, he did not allow everyone to make suggestions before guiding and reconciling them. Instead, he presided from the center, directly telling everyone what needed to be done, and then had them produce solutions.
However, this was also because the information Chen Yu had previously revealed had made the Tingzhi aware that Celestial Xia's situation might undergo further changes. Especially if factions such as Shangchen Sect and Huanyang were found, another great war would be unavoidable, so they were willing to cooperate. Under normal