Ethan Yan and Bigengchu were almost invited to the throne by this group of tall, long-legged and muscular heavenly soldiers and generals, who bowed down to them and worshipped them like they were two Buddhas.
His attitude was as friendly as it could be, but he was absolutely unwilling to budge on the prerequisite of "you must get on the bus".
During the Wangchu Dynasty, the immortals did not travel by boat like in later times. They preferred to use animals for power. There were clear regulations in this regard. Different status levels had different mythical animals that could be ridden. The classes were strict and there were many barriers. Those who violated the rules would either be confined to reflect on their mistakes or even be killed.
The phoenix carriage that Ethan Yan and Bigengchu were presented with was a fairy carriage of the highest grade of animal power, pulled by a phoenix bird.
Many people in the lower world would subconsciously think that Luan is the same as Feng. But in the definition of the fairyland in the upper world, there are subtle differences between these two birds. Fenghuang includes Luan, but Luan cannot represent all phoenixes. Take the pet Huo that Adrian Rong raised in the lower world as an example. Although it feeds on borneol, it only eats Jiaolong brain, not the real dragon of the ancient species. The subtle difference in name can bring a huge difference in status.
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