Fortunately, Ji Changsheng doesn't have the ability to kill Hong Jun.
At most, he can only push Hong Jun into the Fallen Realm.
Slowly cooking the frog in warm water, compared to directly placing a knife to Hong Jun's neck, is a different kind of provocation for Hong Jun.
Ji Changsheng simply doesn't have the power to achieve the latter.
As for the former... it all depends on how vigilant and arrogant Hong Jun truly is.
Additionally, how much trouble Hong Jun's opposition can bring him.
Ji Changsheng thinks it's okay, because in the face of opponents like Pangu and the Three Purities, no matter how vigilant Hong Jun is, he wouldn't consider Ji Changsheng as the primary threat.
That's his opportunity.
Heavenly Venerable Dao De glanced at the still-worried Yu Linglong and made a concession willingly: "If you gamble and fail, Changsheng, the 10% stake in the Primeval Great World can be reduced to 3%."
To put it bluntly, Saint Taiqing doesn't care about this at all.
