The acts of the strong have their own styles; if it were another strong person, they would not worry, but for the Jade Emperor and the Great Emperor Ziwei as Imperial Honors, if the opponent acted this way it wouldn't be a bit surprising, but rather it would seem all too ordinary.
The path of an emperor, after all, is to never be content being subordinate to others, but even to seize all leadership, to command heaven and earth and stand above others.
The Jade Emperor was supported by the Longevity Taoist Monarch to ascend to this position, but wasn't the ultimate distancing from the Shenxiao Lineage rooted in the conflict of primary and secondary roles and the clash of interests?
In the eyes of the strong ones from Shenxiao Sect, we supported your rise, not asking you to submit but to treat us as equals, which you couldn't even do. Isn't this a sign of wild ambition?
