Wei Zhi dreamed of beheading King Jinghe. Why can a mortal behead King Jinghe?

First of all, Wei Zhi is not a simple mortal. Wei Zhi also has an official position in heaven, that is, Cao Guan is a human being and also a person from heaven. Moreover, Jinghe Dragon King is not a raptor, but an industry dragon. There are many dragons like Jinghe Dragon King in the world. In fact, Wei Zhi's position is higher than King Jinghe's, so it's no big deal to cut off King Jinghe's head.

About Wei Zhi beheading King Jinghe, it is roughly like this, that is, the Jade Emperor ordered Wei Zhi to behead King Jinghe. When King Jinghe knew about it, he turned to Li Shimin for help. Li Shimin was not spared, so he asked Wei Zhi to play chess with himself, so that Wei Zhi would not have a chance to cut the dragon. When playing chess, Wei Zhi suddenly pretended to be thoughtful, and Li Shimin didn't think much. Wei Zhi was actually asleep, so Wei Zhi beheaded King Jinghe in his dream.

From here, we can see that Wei Zhi was instructed by the Jade Emperor, and it was easy to do things with the Jade Emperor's orders. King Jinghe knew that he couldn't beat Wei Zhi, so he had to ask Li Shimin for help. Li Shimin didn't think there was anything wrong with Wei Zhi, a mortal who wanted to cut the dragon, but also protected King Jinghe. But what surprised Li Shimin and King Jinghe was that Wei Zhi was so powerful that he beheaded King Jinghe in his dream.

Of course, the cause of the incident was King Jinghe, who also knew that he had made a mistake and did not feel any doubt about why he had to be beheaded. Of course, from the whole thing to the end, we can know that this is actually a game set by heaven, with the aim of enabling Tang Priest to go to the Western Heaven to learn from the scriptures. Let the death of King Jinghe make this matter logical, and no one will doubt it. So there is such a purpose, not to mention Wei Zhi, even an ordinary person can finally slay the Dragon King.