Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 775: Reformation (2)

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

Unlike in the Verdant Cloud Domain, whenever a thread of Karma extended toward Tang Jie, he would immediately remove it and attach it to Er Hu, thus escaping the constraints of Fate from the very start.

Er Hu took Tang Jie's place as the Child of Fate, and through Tang Jie's instruction, he constantly adjusted his actions so as to influence these threads.

It was like a puppet on strings, except in the opposite direction.

A puppet's actions were usually controlled by the strings attached to it, but Tang Jie was using the "puppet" that was Er Hu to control the strings and influence Fate.

He transcended the Web of Fate and viewed everything from the perspective of a bystander, and then he used Er Hu to carefully pluck the strings of Fate.

In this way, the Fate of the world was subtly changed.

While these changes were minor at first, they would gradually accumulate like a snowball rolling downhill, getting larger and larger until Tang Jie ultimately got the result that he wanted.

This was also a long-term project. Through his diligent administration, Tang Jie also began to extend his reach wider and wider, even crossing the boundary between cultivator and mortal and stretching his claws toward the affairs of the Sageheart Kingdom.

Although Immortal sects reigned supreme, rarely did they openly intervene in state affairs.

All of Sageheart was thrown into an uproar, with numerous inflexible ministers criticizing Tang Jie for meddling too much in mortal affairs and bringing shame to the title of Celestial Sovereign.

Tang Jie simply replied with scorn, "I have already issued the decree. Your job is to carry it out. If you don't want to carry it out, I don't mind changing to people who are more obedient."

These words immediately calmed the waves of protest.

In truth, the vast majority of Tang Jie's state actions were beneficial to the people. It was just that no matter what sort of positive policy was proposed, it would inevitably end up affecting the profits

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