Conferred God: Started from Swallowing the Heaven-Repairing Stone

Chapter 389 A bold idea

Ao Bing had a good idea, but unfortunately, those strong men who came did not cooperate.

The opportunity is right before their eyes, but they have to wait in line for tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of years. Who would be willing to do this? It's too long, really too long. They don't want to wait even a moment.

However, no matter how unwilling they were, they couldn't force Ao Bing directly. So, they could only ask for favors from people everywhere to put pressure on Ao Bing and force him to agree.

In addition, some of these powerful people who arrived later put pressure on the powerful people who arrived earlier, trying to make them hand over their shares.

Ao Bing has a strong background and can ignore the pressure from everyone, but except for the human and witch tribes, the rest of the strong men before are just independent cultivators without any strong background.

Therefore, faced with pressure from all sides, they had to make concessions and hand over part of their shares in order to maintain safety.

Even though they are both strong, there is still a gap between them. How can a quasi-saint who comes from a casual cultivation background compare to a quasi-saint who comes from a top-level power?

Facing their pressure, there was naturally no room for struggle. Otherwise, if one was not careful, he would fall unexpectedly and die.

Although the quasi-saints were strong, they were not immortal. For a person with great magical powers, it was too easy to kill a quasi-saint. With just one finger, the quasi-saint would be seriously injured if not killed.

In addition, a quasi-saint holding a top-grade innate spiritual treasure will have a crushing advantage over a quasi-saint without a top-grade innate spiritual treasure.

The quasi-saints who come from top-level forces have no shortage of top-grade innate spiritual treasures in their hands, and this is their advantage over independent cultivators.

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"It's become a big deal."

In Longzhou, Ao Bing settled the two stars of Fulu who represented the star gods, and sent off Taibai Jinxing who represented the Jade Emperor. He felt a headache.

It was easy for him to refuse others, but it was really hard for him to refuse the Jade Emperor and the Star God. The Star God lineage had a great karmic connection with him, and was his natural ally and one of his most staunch supporters in the future.

This kind of relationship is very solid. Now that he has benefits in his hands, he really can't forget the Star God lineage. He should share some of the profits with them, just as if he were cultivating their support in advance.

Not to mention the Jade Emperor, just mentioning his identity as the Emperor of Heaven was enough for Ao Bing to be unable to refuse his request.

As the nominal Lord of the Great Desolation, the Jade Emperor can do too many things. At least one thing is certain, he may not be able to make things happen, but he can definitely ruin things.

Therefore, when faced with his request, as long as it is not excessive, generally no one will refuse.

Because the cost of refusal is too high, the Jade Emperor might get so angry that he directly ruins the plan, and then there would be no place to cry.

Ao Bing didn't want the Jade Emperor to interfere with his plan, so even though his relationship with the Jade Emperor was not very good, he still decided to agree to his request.

Fortunately, the Jade Emperor's request was not excessive, so Ao Bing would not suffer any loss even if he agreed.

As the Lord of the Great Desolation, the Jade Emperor certainly had a lot of merits. Therefore, he sent Taibai Jinxing to Longzhou not for himself, but for his daughters, intending to use the power of Buzhou Ding to accumulate merits for his seven daughters.

This could be considered as abusing power for personal gain, but it was just a small matter and no one would blame the Jade Emperor for it, including Ao Bing, with whom he had a bad relationship.

The Jade Emperor's request was not excessive. He just wanted to accumulate merits for the Seven Fairies. For Ao Bing, it was just a drop in the bucket. There was no need to redistribute the shares. It would be enough to just take a part of the share he already had.

As for the loss, if it can ease the relationship with the Jade Emperor, then this loss is nothing at all. Even if it is ten times more, Ao Bing would be willing to do it.

The real trouble is the Star God lineage. There are only seven people in the Seven Fairies, but there are many people in the Star God lineage, hundreds or even thousands.

If they were to join the plan to repair the ancestral vein, then the shares would have to be redistributed. Otherwise, even if Ao Bing had a lot of shares, it would not be enough for so many people to share.

"Good fortunes are closely related to misfortunes, and misfortunes are closely related to good fortunes. Although this matter is troublesome, it may also be an opportunity."

After frowning and thinking for a while, Ao Bing felt that this might be an opportunity for him, an opportunity to recruit strong people.

Of course he had heard about the quasi-saint who came from a casual cultivator background being pressured by others and finally forced to hand over part of his share in order to save his life.

Ao Bing initially felt that he was powerless. The external pressure was so great that he could only barely protect himself and had no extra strength to help others.

But now he doesn't think so. He sees an opportunity, an opportunity to recruit powerful independent cultivators and build a force.

The reason why the quasi-saint cultivator is looked down upon is simply because he is alone and weak, and has no big force to support him.

But this does not mean that they are weak. On the contrary, they are very strong, just not as strong as the top ones. They can still be ranked among the top in the prehistoric world.

One first-rate expert is useless in front of a top-level force. But what about ten or a hundred?

Faced with hundreds of first-rate strong men, that is, hundreds of quasi-saints, even the protagonists of the world like the human race would not dare to provoke them easily, and even saints would have to be polite.

And in the prehistoric world, how many quasi-saints came from top-level forces? The number is definitely not as many as the quasi-saints who came from independent cultivators.

The quasi-saints who practice as independent practitioners here do not refer to those who have no sect or school, but rather those quasi-saints who are alone and have not passed down a tradition or established any power.

The majority of people in the prehistoric world are those who practice asceticism, and only a few of them have established their own power. Those who have not established their own power are the so-called casual practitioners and quasi-sages.

Although their total number is the largest, their combined power is the strongest in the prehistoric world.

But unfortunately, because they have no connection with each other and fight completely on their own, they have fallen to the bottom of the first-class strong men and are oppressed by the quasi-saints who come from big forces.

This is wrong, and it is very simple to improve this, just let them unite. Then, the prehistoric world will immediately have an extra top force, and the situation will be completely reversed.

At this point, it is hard to say who will put pressure on whom.

Of course, it sounds easy to unite with the independent cultivators and quasi-saints to form a new top force, but it is very difficult to implement. If they had this intention, they would have united long ago, and would not have waited until today.

So, the most difficult thing about this matter is how to get them to unite.

Ao Bing originally had no idea about this, but the pressure from various major forces unexpectedly created an opportunity to make this happen.

They didn't want to unite before, because the knife hadn't been cut on them. Now that the knife has been cut on them, they feel the pain, and subconsciously they will think of uniting together for warmth.

At this time, as long as there is someone with enough influence to stand up and call for action, they can immediately unite and form a new top force.

There is no doubt that Ao Bing is the person with enough influence. Those scattered cultivators and quasi-saints are willing to believe in him and support him. These scattered cultivators and quasi-saints are also very angry. If it were anyone else, they would be forced to give up part of the benefits before they even feel warm. It would be strange if they were happy.

They must hate the person who forced them so much that they want to cut him into pieces and sink his soul into hell, never to be reborn.

However, due to their limited strength, no matter how much hatred they have in their hearts, they can only keep it in their hearts and cannot vent it on their enemies.

It was at this time that Ao Bing, the person who had given them benefits, stood up and wanted to unite them to seek justice from the oppressors.

Faced with this situation, no matter whether they were convinced by Ao Bing or not, they had to unite under his banner. Because only in this way could they vent their anger and get back the benefits they had handed over.

Otherwise, apart from Ao Bing, who else would dare to risk offending a group of top forces and stand up to seek justice for them?
Under the pressure of many top forces, it is not difficult to unite the independent cultivators and quasi-saints. The difficult part is who will step forward to take the lead.

If you can't solve the problem, then solve the person who created it. This sentence is very applicable no matter where in the world it is placed.

Therefore, those top forces may not be able to stop the union of the independent cultivators and quasi-saints, but they are definitely capable of killing those who made this happen.

Whoever stands out first will die, this is the reality. As for the quasi-saints, they may not be afraid of death, but there is no point in them being afraid of death.

If they die for enlightenment, they are willing, but if they die for a fellow who has nothing to do with them, then they are not happy.

Therefore, although the solution is ready, since there is no point in doing so if one does not want to die, I am afraid no one will stand up to facilitate the union of the independent cultivators and quasi-saints.

It was under such circumstances that Ao Bing stood up. He was a true warrior who risked his life to fight for them.

What else can they do? They naturally unite closely under the banner of Ao Bing and give him the confidence to compete with all the top forces.

In fact, they had no choice at all. No matter who stood up first, they did not want to give up the benefits they had obtained, so they could only step forward to support.

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"Although this matter is risky, it is definitely worth a try. At worst, I will never leave Longzhou again."

Ao Bing gritted his teeth and made up his mind to give it a try. Under the pressure of a group of top forces, he united the independent cultivators and quasi-saints to build a new top force.

Anyway, things have developed to this point. If he doesn't want to die inexplicably, it would be better for him not to leave Longzhou in the future.

Longzhou is protected by the Heavenly Dao above, supported by the ancestral veins of the ancient times below, guarded by a large formation outside, and guarded by powerful people inside.

The defense is so strong that as long as Ao Bing does not go out, there is no way to break the defense unless there are dozens of powerful masters dispatched at one time, or someone comes with an innate treasure.

It can even be said that Ao Bing is safest staying in Longzhou, safer than staying in Jinao Island.

The incident of the Buzhou Ding became more and more serious and it seemed to be beyond Ao Bing's control.

Seeing this, he, who had always cherished his life, secretly made up his mind not to take a single step out of Longzhou until he had enough strength to protect himself.

Based on this point, since Ao Bing has already made plans not to leave Longzhou, he doesn't mind if the storm comes a little more violently.

It was for this reason that Ao Bing boldly decided to unite with the independent cultivators and quasi-saints to build a new top-level force.

Of course he knew that doing so would bring him great danger. But so what? Even if those people were not happy with him, could they still enter Longzhou and beat him?
Since they can't get in even if they want to, there are only advantages and no disadvantages in recruiting independent cultivators to form a force.

Not to mention a lot, just recruiting eight or ten quasi-saints would be a very powerful force between heaven and earth, which would make all forces look at it with awe and dare not provoke it easily.

The luck and fortune that is gathered as a result is beyond imagination.

Even though Ao Bing has planned so many things, including repairing the starry sky, assisting the human royal court, establishing the Human Dragon Kingdom, developing trade, issuing currency, laying out the city god system, and establishing the underworld.

It sounds like a big name, but it is basically just a start and far from complete. Therefore, the luck it gathers is extremely limited and not as much as imagined.

But once Ao Bing recruits eight or ten, or even more quasi-saints and makes them serve him as their master, he will be able to gather tremendous luck for himself immediately.

In the prehistoric world, although luck is invisible, it does have power. It not only speeds up the practice, but also gives the owner unparalleled strength.

For example, the Jade Emperor, his own cultivation is only half a step into the Hunyuan realm, but with the blessing of the heavenly luck, he can compete with the saints.

In a similar situation, there are the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors of the human race. With the blessing of the human race's luck, they can burst out with power far beyond their own realm and fight against the saints.

Although the luck that Ao Bing obtained from recruiting independent cultivators and quasi-saints was not that much, it was enough for him to have the power of a perfect quasi-saint or even a great master.

Compared with these benefits, the disadvantages of recruiting independent cultivators and quasi-saints can indeed be ignored.

After all, this is the fastest way to improve strength. Formations and the like are external objects after all, and are far less reliable than one's own strength.

Only by possessing powerful strength can Ao Bing feel at ease, especially now that the situation is becoming increasingly unfavorable to him.

In addition, forming a force has another benefit, which is that it gives Ao Bing enough confidence to reject unreasonable demands from outsiders.

Just like now, facing the requests from more and more powerful people, Ao Bing, who is weak and alone, simply cannot refuse.

But when he established his own top power, he had a reasonable reason to reject the requests of these powerful people.

Everything is based on the principle of closeness and distance. If there is a benefit, it will definitely be used on one's own people first, and then on outsiders.

For this reason, outsiders who want to use the Buzhou Ding to seek merit can only wait before their own resources are exhausted.

Faced with such reasons, it is difficult for outsiders to refute.

It is remarkable that such a great benefit is not hidden but shared with everyone.

In this situation, they naturally give priority to their own people. If outsiders try to force their way into the queue, that would be a bit too much.

In particular, Longzhou is not a small force that can be easily controlled by them. If they are really forced into a fight, it is hard to say who will win and who will lose.

Strong strength is the greatest confidence. Facing the united independent cultivators and quasi-saints, even a force like the human race can no longer act recklessly as before, and must carefully consider their opinions.

(End of this chapter)