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Seeking Fortune and Avoiding Evil in the Cultivation World

Chapter 1347: Chapter 622: Two Hundred Years of the Primordial Talisman Sectʼs Development, Time Flies (Part 3)

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Chapter 1347: Chapter 622: Two Hundred Years of the Primordial Talisman Sect’s Development, Time Flies (Part 3)

At the beginning, he actually didn’t intend to engage with the sects of this era.

After all, he mastered most of the legacy of the Primordial Talisman Sect, and as long as he controlled enough resources, his cultivation would naturally improve.

But he soon realized that this approach wouldn’t work.

Because the Primordial Talisman Sect’s control over the Southern Continent was incredibly terrifying, reaching an omnipresent level.

Throughout the Southern Continent, there were no ordinary villages, not even towns or small counties.

There were only massive cities.

These massive cities housed hundreds of millions, even tens of billions of people.

They were located at crucial spirit vein nodes across the Southern Continent.

What surprised him even more was that the Primordial Talisman Sect had organized the entire Southern Continent’s spirit veins.

Many spirit veins flowed into these human cities.

This made these human cities genuine cultivation holy lands. The spiritual Qi concentration was at least dozens or even hundreds of times higher than the outside world, which was incredibly frightening.

If ordinary cultivators practiced in the wild, they likely wouldn’t find even a single regular spirit vein.

This forced many cultivators to reside within the cities.

After all, while you might not need cultivation technique legacies or elixirs, you certainly need spirit veins.

If relying solely on the spiritual Qi from heaven and earth, the efficiency for cultivation would drop exponentially.

Especially for Void Refining Cultivators, their cultivation efficiency would slow to an unbearable level.

“The Primordial Talisman Sect is forcing all cultivators in the world to join them.”

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“If you don’t join the Primordial Talisman Sect, you don’t even have the right to use spirit veins.”

“What an oppressive rule.”

“If this were the Ancient Era, they would’ve been besieged by many forces.”

“Because the Void Realm wouldn’t allow such a formidable sect to exist.”

“But it’s different now; the Primordial Talisman Sect’s power can be said to be unmatched.”

“Other cultivators have no way to resist the Primordial Talisman Sect.”

“If they oppose, they won’t even have the qualification to cultivate.”

Tang Zirui took a deep breath.

He realized the differences between the Primordial Talisman Sect of this era and the Ancient Era.

During the Ancient Era, although the Primordial Talisman Sect was considered a top sect, many other forces could rival them, so the sect couldn’t act arrogantly and behaved discreetly.

But now, the Primordial Talisman Sect has begun to dominate the world. No one can stop them from doing anything, and naturally, their style is very oppressive.

Of course, for the Primordial Talisman Sect, this manner might not be considered oppressive, but rather the natural order.

Being the overlord of the Southern Continent, all the continent’s spirit veins belong to the Primordial Talisman Sect.

If other forces wish to occupy a spirit vein, even a low-grade one, it would be considered illegal and criminal, and they would surely face severe reprisals.

“It can be said that anyone wanting to cultivate on the Southern Continent must join the Primordial Talisman Sect.”

“Otherwise, they would have to leave the continent.”

“The problem is, the Southern Continent is so vast; how could ordinary cultivators possibly leave?”

Tang Zirui also felt helpless, even though he was a Void Refining Cultivator. Without a teleportation array, leaving the Southern Continent is basically impossible.

Even if he did leave, he would face endless seas, unable to find any islands.

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