Establishing a Heavenly Court Chat Group

What Qin Fen was considering now was not the Mid-Autumn Festival, but something else. His risky decision to step forward this time had already created a certain degree of influence in the Heavenly Court. That was not what he wanted. Moving from the shadows into the open was no good thing, and making an enemy of the Jade Emperor would also affect his future plans. Setting aside the pros and cons for now, Qin Fen was thinking about how to proceed from here.

"Looks like I need to go from the open back into the shadows again." Qin Fen murmured softly. He narrowed his eyes, lit a cigarette, and took a deep drag. His earlier excitement gradually faded. He needed to calm down.

A group! A smile appeared on Qin Fen's face. Although the chef's WeChat was formidable, it lacked any means of deterrence. He could only borrow strength to fight strength. He could not exploit WeChat's loopholes every time; he needed stronger support.

One good man needed three helpers, and one fence needed three posts. The chef was not stupid, and he quickly sorted out a line of thought. He needed to begin establishing his own circle in the Heavenly Court, one that could speak out when necessary and demonstrate its presence. How? By gathering the chips in his hand. His gaze immediately shifted toward the lower-ranking immortals. Their status was not high, but they had one advantage.

Their desire to seek the Dao was all the more urgent. By merely making use of his previous accidental successes, he could quickly gather a group of people.

Food God, Luban, Zhang Mingfeng, and even the Medicine Master—once he had these people, he could continuously expand his influence.

"Interesting. What should I call it? The Heavenly Court Workers' Group. They're a