Chapter 734 - 369: Ten Thousand Races Spirit Seal Function Integration

Chapter 734: Chapter 369: Ten Thousand Races Spirit Seal Function Integration

Cheng Zongyang reviewed the information on the panel and continued his discussion with the Ring Spirit, further refining the four new rules.

For example, the first rule stated that after obtaining resident status, people could worship the Immortal Divine Statue. By worshiping it sincerely and regularly, each person could earn a variable amount of 1 to 10 Points per day. This "cost" would be covered by the Ring Spirit, as this was the Power of Faith it required.

For example, the second rule would be publicly announced and would establish a punishment system with fixed penalties—the Ten Thousand Races Jail system. Anyone who senselessly assaulted or killed a resident of the Realm of Ten Thousand Races would be imprisoned for a set period or pay with their life. After serving their time, the imprisoned would be free to enter and exit the Realm of Ten Thousand Races again.

This method would give people a sense of "hope" and project an image of fairness, thus encouraging more people to apply for resident status. The Ring Spirit would be fully responsible for this aspect.

Additionally, Cheng Zongyang established a rule for the Ten Thousand Races Jail to siphon Spiritual Power from the inmates—a benefit he reserved for himself. The extracted Spiritual Power would be stored and used as a resource for his Cultivation.

Then there was the fourth rule. The so-called "Immortal Envoys" were actually Soul Slaves! It was just a beautified title. Based on their different positions, they would be assigned Soul Slave bodies of different Tiers.

Soul Slaves were indeed immortal and indestructible, as long as he and the Ring Spirit both lived!

Additionally, another matter created a conflict with his Immortal City plan.

—Specifically, if people from the Cultivation Immortality Realm began living in the Realm of Ten Thousand Races as residents, it would conflict with his plan for the Immortal City in the Martial Arts Realm.

His original plan was for people from both the Martial Arts Realm and the Cultivation Immortality Realm to depend on the Immortal City for their growth, as it would possess the sole passage into the Realm of Ten Thousand Races. Once that happened, the status of Jade Peak Immortal City would be unassailable.

Modifying it now would create a conflict. ℯℯ𝑙.

The Ring Spirit offered two suggestions to address this:

First, send all mortals and Martial Artists back to the Martial Arts Realm, leaving only Cultivators in the Realm of Ten Thousand Races. It was still too dangerous for ordinary people and Martial Artists in the Realm of Ten Thousand Races. By sending them back to the Martial Arts Realm, they would have a stable environment for their early Cultivation. Once they reached the Qi Cultivation stage, they could then enter the Realm of Ten Thousand Races to explore or live.

Second, let everyone enter the Realm of Ten Thousand Races for now. After the passage was relocated, he could send them back to the Martial Arts Realm. By leveraging a position of overwhelming power, he could assert control and revert to his original plan, solidifying the unique status of Jade Peak Immortal City. This would, however, require modifying the rules for Cultivators remaining in the Realm of Ten Thousand Races, as the realm was simply too vast.

After considering both suggestions, Cheng Zongyang decided to compromise by merging them.

All ordinary people and Martial Artists would be sent back to the Martial Arts Realm. This would protect them during their early, weaker stages, allowing them to grow and improve, which in turn would create a continuous supply of new Cultivators for the Realm of Ten Thousand Races.

Cultivator families and their forces would not be restricted and could establish their own territories within the Realm of Ten Thousand Races. However, if their descendants were born as ordinary humans, they would be required to leave the realm, only being allowed to return after becoming Cultivators.

Essentially, every power, family, and Sect would maintain a Martial Artist Family in the Martial Arts Realm. Anyone who became a Cultivator could travel to the Realm of Ten Thousand Races to join their main family branch there. Conversely, any descendants born in the Realm of Ten Thousand Races who were ordinary humans unable to practice Cultivation would be sent back to the Martial Arts Realm, only allowed to return once they became Cultivators.

This would create a bond, similar to the model of successfully cultivating in the Lower Realm and then "ascending" to the Upper Realm.

To enforce this, Cheng Zongyang and the Ring Spirit formulated a new rule: the seven-day repatriation rule for ordinary people and Martial Artists.

If a non-Cultivator was detected in the Realm of Ten Thousand Races and failed to leave within the time limit, the Ring Spirit would forcibly teleport them out through the passage, barring them from re-entry.

With these rules established, Cheng Zongyang continued to modify them to ensure that Cultivators would also leave the realm frequently. For instance, he decided to place the sacrificial altars and the Immortal Dao Auction within the Immortal City.

If they wanted to use the sacrificial altars or attend the auctions, they would have to come out frequently.

As long as he created enough ties between the realms, he wouldn’t have to worry about Cultivators being unwilling to leave the Realm of Ten Thousand Races.

Cheng Zongyang and the Ring Spirit discussed for over two hours before they finally formulated a strategy for the impending war in the Cultivation Immortality Realm. The most critical part of this strategy was controlling access to the passage!

Otherwise, if the Five Great Immortal Sects seized control of the passage and barred entry, all his plans would be for naught.

Therefore, the Ring Spirit, who already had complete control over the Realm of Ten Thousand Races, took the initiative to upgrade the permission rules on the Ten Thousand Races Spirit Seal Token.

It not only added an interface option for applying for residency, but also introduced a new feature—

Anyone who applied for residency in the Realm of Ten Thousand Races could use their Token to teleport into the realm from anywhere in the Cultivation Immortality Realm. They could only do this three times. Once these charges were used, they could not be replenished. However, they could earn Points by worshiping the Divine Statue.

One teleportation charge could be restored for every one hundred Points.

As a result, the Points obtained from worshiping the Divine Statue under the first rule were re-designated as ’Immortal Dao Points’ to distinguish them from regular Points. Immortal Dao Points could only be used to restore teleportation charges and to receive "Immortal Blessings," such as improving one’s aptitude, receiving guidance toward fortuitous encounters, boosting family luck, and even increasing the success rate of future breakthroughs.

Of course, the number of Immortal Dao Points required for these "Immortal Blessings" was quite substantial.

With these rules and policies in place, he had no doubt that people would be eager to join.

The Five Great Immortal Sects wanted to use war to reallocate resources and control access to the Realm of Ten Thousand Races, so he would pull the rug out from under them!

So many people had taken on the task of promoting the Ten Thousand Races Spirit Seal that he had no concerns about a lack of manpower.

Once everything was finalized, Cheng Zongyang organized all this new content under the corresponding master rules and initiated the update.

Tens of thousands of Points, gone just like that.

But when he saw the complete Ten Thousand Races Spirit Seal Token manifest as a Spiritual Ability projection (similar to a hologram), he realized that a vast number of functions had been integrated into the Spirit Seal, seemingly without him even noticing.