The basement of the Directorate of Celestials was used to imprison prisoners, but it was usually the guest room of the two disciples of the supervisor.
Cai Wei was teaching the Department of Celestials how to refine Na and even had a conversation with the supervisor.
"The Great Tang's Department of Celestials" was written by Eleventh Wolf Xiao, and "The Great Tang's Department of Celestials (II)" was also his work. However, there was no more reference information about Eleventh Wolf Xiao. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
However, there weren't any prisoners worth imprisoning for a long time throughout the year, so this place was usually the " guest room " of the two disciples of the supervisor, who often stayed there.
In "Da Feng Da Geng Ren", the song that Xu Qi 'an sang in the Department of Celestials was called "When Will You Come Again". While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The Directorate of Celestials was established by the first superintendent and was the headquarters of the warlocks. Because the cultivation of the warlock system required luck, it relied on the court, but did not interfere with the government. For the Warlocks of the Directorate of Celestials, looking down on imperial power was a basic rule. The luck of a single province was enough to support the cultivation of low-ranked warlocks, but if they wanted to enter the Transcendent Realm, they would have to rely on the Imperial Court. Thus, most warlocks belonged to the Directorate of Celestials, but there were also some 'wild' warlocks outside.
There was a sixth-grade alchemist in the Directorate of Celestials. He was a genius in the field of alchemy and the leader of the alchemists in the Directorate of Celestials. He was especially obsessed with alchemy and was unwilling to even advance. He always had a pair of dark circles under his eyes, and after being inspired by Xu Qi 'an, he had a huge breakthrough in biological alchemy. He could even refine a body without a soul.
Xu Qi 'an and the Directorate of Celestials had such interactions. Chu Caiwei had once brought back the story of salt turning into silver to the Directorate of Celestials. Later, the Directorate of Celestials was ordered to refine fake silver. When the senior brothers repeatedly failed to ask Chu Caiwei, she said that it was Xu Qi' an who told her the refining method. However, the people of the Directorate of Celestials were not too happy to find Xu Qi 'an because he was a martial artist.
The second-generation warden was sealed in a corner of the Great Desolation of Gods and Devils, following him overseas. He wanted to use the Gate of Heaven to merge Desolate with the Heavenly Dao after he recovered his strength.
In ancient China, there was an official name for the Department of Celestial Affairs. It was mainly responsible for observing astronomical phenomena, compiling solar terms, calculating the calendar, and so on. After many dynasties, its name had changed many times, but it was commonly known as the Department of Celestial Affairs. However, the Department of Celestial Affairs was not an official name in ancient times. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The Celestials comics usually have stunning visuals and complex storylines. They often feature powerful characters with unique abilities.