A few days before heading to the Ming Country Palace, despite the frequent ergence of various significant matters in the Martial World, Jiang Dali only occasionally paid attention.
Most of his efforts were focused on managing his affairs and eting with special talents such as the Hell God Monarch and Yu Yue.
For trivial matters like the public opinion surrounding Leifeng Tower and the War God Temple in the Martial World, Jiang Dali entrusted Liao Rushen, who was most adept at pushing things behind the scenes, to handle them entirely.
The small factions that were originally used by those with ulterior motives to clamor for a crusade against the Divine Iron City for Blood Refinent fell silent one after another, as Liao Rushen personally mobilized the assassins of Hawk Castle, including Black and White Impermanence, to visit...
As the leaders of these vocally active factions were assassinated, many impulsive small and large factions imdiately fell silent, and attention on the matter of the Divine Iron City quickly shifted to Leifeng Tower and the War God Temple.
After using force to conquer the notorious Hell God Monarch, Jiang Dali extended a significant courtesy towards Yu Yue, a simple and honest blacksmith, by offering him a considerable sum to join the ranks of Divine Iron City.
Inevitably, Yu Yue politely declined.
Yu Yue himself is not simple; possessing exceedingly strong martial prowess, he was once a well-known figure with a past in the Martial World, and otherwise could not have survived the past chaos caused by the Fire Qilin, remaining unhard despite his left arm being tainted with the Fire Qilin Reverse Blood.
However, for so unknown purpose, he ultimately chose to retire from the Martial World and willingly beca an ordinary blacksmith.
From this perspective, it also indicates that he has grown tired of the constant fighting in the Martial World and does not want to get involved again, which makes his refusal of the Divine Iron City’s invitation understandable.
Jiang Dali understood that this seemingly naive and easily bullied person actually has a heart as strong as iron, and forcing an invitation would be useless.
Moreover, the Divine Iron City currently does not actually lack such a blacksmith like him.
What he valued most was the Qilin Reverse Blood in Yu Yue’s left arm.
The Fire Qilin only has one Reverse Scale in its life, and once the Reverse Scale is knocked off, it will not grow back.
The Qilin Reverse Blood, which collects at the Fire Qilin Reverse Scale, is the most malicious Essence Blood, even more precious than the sparse Essence Blood in the Fire Qilin’s body, and is the biggest secret of why the Fire Qilin was invulnerable to divine weapons before its downfall.
In the past, when attacking the chaotic Fire Qilin with the army led by the Emperor of Divine Martial, Yu Yue accidentally got tainted with the Fire Qilin Reverse Blood, which had been knocked off by the Emperor of Divine Martial.
Yet, he did not die from the invasion of the Reverse Blood; he has lived in pain to this day.
For him, the most desired solution is to address the Reverse Blood in his left arm, which aligns with his purpose.
Therefore, Jiang Dali offered to neutralize the Fire Qilin Reverse Blood in his left arm, persuading Yu Yue to agree to stay in Divine Iron City for so ti.
If an ordinary person had made this request, Yu Yue naturally would not have agreed easily.
However, Yu Yue had long heard of Jiang Dali’s nurous exploits in the Martial World regarding the Qilin. Otherwise, he would not have been willing to accept the invitation to Divine Iron City.
Deep in his heart, he might hope for Jiang Dali’s help in resolving the issue of the Reverse Blood in his left arm; however, if it ant stepping back into the Martial World and joining Divine Iron City, it was absolutely impossible.
After probing his bottom line and thoughts, Jiang Dali realized that Yu Yue would not willingly, as the ancient texts said, cut off his left arm to resolve the Reverse Blood issue.
After all, no normal person would willingly lose their left arm.
The ancient texts ntion that Yu Yue was willing to forgo the Kirin Arm for Bu Jingyun, and Jiang Dali secretly speculated that besides the fact that Bu Jingyun happened to lose his left arm at the ti, perhaps Yu Yue also had so connection with Bu Jingyun’s father, the world’s number one swordsmith Bu Yuanting, and thus knowing Bu Jingyun’s identity, he gave both his arm and his daughter.
Although Bu Jingyun is now under his command, he is still young and has not lost his left arm, so Jiang Dali cannot directly cut off Bu Jingyun’s left arm to entice Yu Yue to help, necessitating a long-term plan for the matter of the Reverse Blood in Yu Yue’s left arm.
After handling the two individuals’ matters, Jiang Dali, combining the recent hype around Leifeng Tower and Jingyan Palace, released two major faction camp missions, mobilizing the Mountain Village Players within the faction and a large number of Eight Desolate Disciples outside the faction to participate in these two major faction tasks, aiding him in collecting a large number of Cultivation Points and Potential Points through these faction tasks, to formally make a breakthrough into the Returning to Truth Realm.
According to his estimates, these two major faction missions are more than enough to contribute over forty million Cultivation Points and Potential Points to the endless number of tens of thousands of players involved.
At that ti, even with only about dozens of players to harvest from.
Based on a six-to-one Cultivation Point and Potential Point conversion ratio, he could finally gain nearly two million Cultivation Points and Potential Points.
Combined with the over six hundred thousand Cultivation Points accumulated over this period, it is sufficient to let him step into the level of the Returning to Truth Realm.
After arranging these plans properly, Jiang Dali sent a letter, ordering Xie Wei, who was in the Ming Country, to lead a force to escort Suxin to the Ming Country Palace, while Cheng Shifei, related to the matter, was brought to the Ming Country Palace by the Xiangxi Four Ghosts at his order, awaiting arrangents.
At this ti, in the Imperial Study Room of the Ming Country Palace, Zhu Yunwen, dressed in a light crimson robe embroidered with nine Golden Dragons and crowned with a high headdress, sat at a large desk reviewing morials surrounded by towering bookshelves filled with records, docunts, and books.
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