Cultivator Jie Yin and Cundi have always wanted to escape Hong Jun's control, largely due to the public execution on the day they became Saints.
Hong Jun now wants Ji Changsheng to go through it as well.
From Hong Jun's perspective, this isn't humiliation, but merely a declaration of their subordinate status to the world.
It is a display of Hong Jun's power, and also the "military exercise site" of the Purple Haze Palace.
From Hong Jun's standpoint, this is actually correct.
Ji Changsheng also feels Hong Jun is right.
He is indebted, and knows it well, so he cannot criticize others for making this public.
But setting aside the facts.
Ji Changsheng, like the Two Saints of the West, doesn't want people to know about his debt.
Whether you're right or not is your business.
Why must the money I borrowed by skill be announced to the world?
Do I not need my dignity?
