Before the next palace, its owner was already waiting.

This was a burly man with a thick beard, a dark complexion, and a furrowed brow as he stared at Ye Boqi, who stood before the palace.

The burly man's clothes were bare on his chest, and he held a giant axe in his hand.

Upon seeing the burly man, Ling Qi frowned, inwardly cursing him for being such a fool.

This guy is called Qiulong. He has superhuman strength and cultivates the incomparably fierce Heaven-Opening Axe.

Although his cultivation level was only at the early stage of the Transformation Realm, this simpleton was a real daredevil. He once cleaved a late-stage Transformation Realm expert from the Supreme Three Pure Ones Sect in two with a single axe stroke.

He himself was seriously injured and on the verge of death, yet he still stood up.

If the people from the Law Enforcement Hall hadn't arrived in time to save him, this guy would have bled to death.

But in Ling Qi's memory, this guy should have been recuperating from his injuries. How did he end up in the Heavenly Palace without her noticing, and even occupy a palace?

This silly boy is reckless and doesn't know his own strength once he starts fighting. If he hurts the son-in-law, I'm sure I'll be severely punished by the little princess.

Moreover, although this guy is simple-minded, his loyalty to the Dao Sect is beyond question. Even if he runs away to the Heavenly Palace, the little princess will secretly protect his life.

This guy's parents died for the Dao Sect, and even the sect leader once said that as long as the Dao Sect exists, the simpleton cannot die.

Despite his simple-mindedness, the people of the Nine Heavens Profound Dao Sect all had a special feeling for him.

If he were killed by his unsuspecting son-in-law, things would become very serious.

Before Ling Qi could step forward, the dragon suddenly sprang up.

He swung his giant axe down on Qi Boqi's head with a thunderous crash, and his first move was the most powerful Heaven-Opening Axe.

A tremendous gust of wind swept in with a deafening roar, and his bulging muscles made him look like a war god descending upon the land.

This scene shocked Ling Qi. This damned Heaven-Opening Axe was a suicidal attack.

Either he'd chop the son-in-law in half with an axe, or the son-in-law would have already killed him. If such a thing happened in front of her, the little princess probably wouldn't even give him the chance to end his life in the animal park.

Just as Ling Qi was about to step forward and take the blow for Xiao Boqi,

A soft ding made him stop in his tracks.

The ferocious giant axe was held between two fingers by Qi Boqi, and no matter how hard the dragon gritted its teeth and struggled, it could not advance an inch.

"It is fierce but lacks spirit; rigid slashing is not the true essence of this martial art."

The sound fell, a flick of the finger.

The giant axe crashed to the ground, and before the dragon could react, it saw a blur before its eyes, and the figure of Qi Boqi had already disappeared.

Along with Qi Boqi, the array key that the dragon had been carrying at its waist also disappeared.

"Knowing when to advance and when to retreat, and leaving room for maneuver, is the only way to defeat the enemy without fear."

He Boqi was not a talkative person, but under the laws of the Xie Zhi, he understood that this big man was not a spy, but someone within the Dao Sect who wanted to defy fate.

This big man's fighting style was too fierce. Such a person could be called upright and honest, but if he encountered a treacherous person, he would surely die.

Such people are rare, so I didn't go too far and even offered some advice. Whether he listened or not was none of my business.

Seeing that Yi Boqi had opened the formation and was heading to the next palace, Ling Qi secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

He then turned and kicked the dragon in the buttocks.

What are you doing here?

"Consider yourself lucky to have met a magnanimous son-in-law who won't hold a grudge against a fool like you. Not only did he not kill you, he even gave you some advice. Get out of here right now, and I'll pretend I never saw you."

Turning around, the affection in her eyes deepened as she looked at Ye Boqi's back.

Ling Qi knew very well that in other forces, Qiu Long's direct action would have resulted in his immediate death, but his son-in-law was not.

Not only did they not mind, they didn't seem angry at all.

If one is narrow-minded and lacks mental fortitude, it would be impossible to make a judgment in such a short time.

This shows that the moment the son-in-law saw Qiulong, he knew that Qiulong was neither a spy nor a treacherous person. Not only did he not harm Qiulong, he also gave him some advice.

With such a broad mind, he truly deserves to be the son-in-law of our Daoist sect.

He's definitely a perfect match for my princess.

Many people shared Ling Qi's thoughts. They chose to watch closely partly to see the young master's cultivation level, but more importantly, they wanted to see what kind of character he had.

The Nine Heavens Profound Dao Sect has a unique style of doing things, but this is all outward.

Internally, everyone in the Nine Heavens Profound Dao Sect is a person who values ​​loyalty and righteousness.

The Dao Sect has existed for ten thousand years. While fellow disciples may plot against each other, there has never been a lone survivor on the battlefield, nor has there ever been any instance of fellow disciples killing each other for personal gain.

The little princess is a trendsetter in everyone's eyes, so the character of her husband is of utmost concern to them.

They adore the little princess and will surely extend that affection to her son-in-law. However, if the son-in-law is narrow-minded, arrogant, and cold-blooded, the hearts of the Nine Heavens Profound Dao Sect may very well crumble.

Qiulong is unimportant; he's just a silly boy who can't attract much attention or stir anyone's emotions.

But Zhang Dafu breathed a huge sigh of relief at Boqi's attitude towards him.

If Ye Boqi were to actually kill the dragon in front of everyone, Feng'er's prestige within the Dao Sect would be greatly diminished, and the sense of belonging that the Dao Sect had accumulated over ten thousand years would vanish.

What's even more terrifying is that someone will definitely try to assassinate Ye Boqi.

This was a real assassination, not a staged one.

Because they regarded the Dao Sect as their home and their only faith.

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