In principle, Chen Xiang was in the right.
The Heavenly Court's rules were cast in iron.
That white line had been drawn there to keep people in check.
When a Flying Boat crossed it, a Heavenly Soldier stopped it with his spear. That was called faithfully fulfilling his duties.
But.
With anything, the trouble began when you dug into that "but."
The Great Heavenly Venerable's Flying Boat certainly ought to follow the rules. Yet who, ultimately, had made those rules?
The Great Heavenly Venerable had.
Which raised a question: were the rules supreme, or was the one who made them supreme?
If one really wanted to get serious about it.
Before this Ruler of the Three Realms, the Heavenly Laws amounted to nothing more than a casual word from his lips.
Yet today.
Under the alias Yang Sannian, Chen Xiang had put that question into practice.
He had stopped the Great Heavenly Venerable's Flying Boat.
Not only had he stopped it.
The Great Heavenly Venerable had appeared in person.
At the sight of the supreme sovereign of the Three Realms, the third-rank Heavenly General who had just been pointing at Chen Xiang's nose and berating him feared he might lose control and faint dead away.
In the corner, Heavenly General Sun stared blankly, wondering where he should reincarnate.
Every Immortal Official's heart was pounding like a drum.
Why had the supreme sovereign of the Three Realms suddenly appeared in this remote C-class docking area?
Before this bunch of immortals could figure it out.
"Xiang'er." The Great Heavenly Venerable spoke softly, his tone full of helplessness. "Why didn't you stay at the residence? What are you doing out here making mischief?"
That one call laid Chen Xiang's true identity bare.
Since his greatest backer had recognized him, Chen Xiang simply stopped