Cang Wen's arrangements were perfectly apt.
Even the emperor has been killed seven times; such a person as Xie Tian cannot be easily stopped by ordinary means.
Not to mention, with the Indeterminate Qiankun Map, it's fundamentally impossible for most people to track their whereabouts.
Add to that Xie Tian's uncanny methods, which might just lead to a way of turning the tables on Shu Tian, and instead of letting these elites die, it's better to keep a margin.
And this margin is not only for the descendant of the Great Emperor but also for Shu Tian.
"Best to kill them, but if unable, do not return in disgrace, otherwise..."
Otherwise, if the elite who form the encirclement witnessed Shu Tian being counter-hunted by Xie Tian, or even fleeing in defeat, the loss of face of the celestial court would be unimaginable.
Finally deciding to take action, Shu Tian does not move quickly, appearing somewhat distracted.
