Bombarding Cultivators with Cluster Artillery

After the battle at Northern Capital, the Northern Plains finally settled down.

Troops from the Tushan Central Court dispersed in all directions, beginning to purge the remaining man-eating monsters across the Northern Plains; all man-eaters were put to death.

Conversely, if the monsters did not consume humans, they were let go gently, recognizing them as cultivators.

—There were still some exceptions.

For example, many Spirit Plant Demonic Beasts and peculiar beings from carnivorous races. With large population bases, all types of monsters exist, thereby surviving by this chance.

For these non-man-eating monsters, the military of the Tushan Central Court warned them to abide by the law and comply with the Tushan Law.

Of course, many cultivators did not understand and loathed this policy of integrating non-man-eating monsters, but this did not hinder their enforcement.

Each cultivator carried a law enforcement magic tool that supervised everything. The top-level decisions could be easily communicated to the grassroots, leaving very little room for deceit.

One day, Jiang Ding left the Liudao Sect, concealed his presence in the sky, and saw a group of non-man-eating Four-Tailed Fox Tribe members being let go by the Tushan Central Court military and placed in an approved location by the Tushan Central Court.

”Embracing all rivers, greatness lies in tolerance ...”

Jiang Ding muttered to himself.

He saw that these members of the Four-Tailed Fox Tribe were impoverished and downhearted, their strength merely at the Foundation Establishment level of Qi cultivation. They outwardly expressed gratitude to the Tushan Central Court military for sparing them, but a deep-seated hatred was deeply buried in their hearts.

This was normal, as cannibalism was a commonplace in the Fox Tribe. Their parents, children, and siblings were implicated and mercilessly exterminated by the Tushan Central Court military, with resisters also being executed on the spot.

Releasing non-man-eating monsters did not mean the Human Race was weak.

If they obediently paid taxes, farmed, and followed the Tushan Law, it might have been alright, but any violation would make them realize how necessary today’s bowing and scraping in gratitude really was.

These Four-Tailed Foxes harbored deep hatred and were almost impossible to pass ideological and moral inspections to hold any public office within the Tushan Central Court including Tushan Maid.

Perhaps their future generations could, adding more diversity to the Tushan Central Court.

In almost all Tushan laws, these non-man-eating monsters and the Human Race are considered equal; they can join the military, hold political offices, and acquire alchemy and artifact refining inheritances.

But there is an insurmountable baseline: the combined power of all demon races must not exceed one-fifth of the Human Race’s.

The role of the demon race is to add diversity to the Human Race, drawing strengths and wisdom from various tribes, not the other way around, reversing priority.

This is not an unwritten rule but is clearly written in the underlying logic of the Tushan Law, openly written.

If in the future some Demon Race monks do not comply, they can be suppressed and massacred with a flip of the hand.

Jiang Ding watched for a while, then left.

To absorb and welcome all the heroes of the world, and jointly explore the Immortal Path is necessary, even if there are future problems and risks.

In this world, if one wants to achieve great things, risks are always present.

Jiang Ding flew in the sky, wandering around the grasslands, occasionally stopping at a First to Third Order Spiritual Vein and driving a jade nail full of spatial runes into it.

This jade nail, as tall as a person and covered with various runes, has a great affinity with the earth and Spiritual Veins, often merging with the Spiritual Vein and Earth’s Qi upon contact, indistinguishable thereafter.

This object, known as the Trapping Dragon Nail, comes from the Xianmen Sect.

Its purpose is to subtly change the direction of the Spiritual Veins and Earth’s Qi after being driven into them.

A change in the direction of a Spiritual Vein and Earth’s Qi may seem trivial, but if hundreds, thousands, or tens of thousands of First to Fourth Order Spiritual Veins change direction, it can affect the entire natural and cultural conditions of the Northern Plains.

Indeed,