Wushi's Old Affairs

A bad man could rack his brains and still lose to a fool's flash of inspiration.

Qin Sheng felt that the Black Emperor was that fool. No, that foolish dog.

"The Four Heroes of the Firmament isn't a very good title. Don't mention it again in the future," Qin Sheng said.

"Why?" The Black Emperor did not understand.

"It sounds so imposing!"

"Have you heard the saying that establishing a Heavenly Court brings misfortune, and anyone who falsely claims the title of Heavenly Emperor will inevitably suffer calamity?"

The man and dog both nodded. The Black Emperor said:

"I heard Lord... Lord mention it briefly. The Heavenly Court carries enormous karmic consequences."

"It is said that Emperor Qing wanted to establish a Heavenly Court ten thousand years ago, but it ultimately came to nothing," Duan De added.

"Exactly."

Qin Sheng said, "Though we do not know the specific reason behind it, there must be certain taboos in this vast universe that we have no choice but to revere."

Those who understood, understood. Those who did not, there was nothing he could do about them.

"The name Firmament gave me an inexplicable feeling the moment I heard it. It cannot be claimed lightly, nor can it be overstepped."

Qin Sheng was not trying to frighten the Black Emperor and Duan De. Beyond the Myriad Heavens, the Firmament truly existed.

It was the Eternal Land, where Reincarnation could not reach, humanity was as countless as river sand, immortals endured forever, and even among immortals there was more than one emperor.

Most crucially, the Firmament had come to a bad end. It had perished.

"I think the Four Heroes of the Firmament sounds inauspicious."

The Black Emperor and Duan De pondered for a while before both nodding.

"You have a point."

Qin Sheng