Jiang Tang found during the return visit with his wives that their families had already improved a lot in abilities, because they now had resources, although not quickly enough to become gods.
People now understood that they couldnât achieve ascension, but they could become Mortal Gods.
Although they couldnât achieve ascension, at least they could become gods and have a longer lifespan.
Even if they couldnât make a career in the Immortal Realm, living in the Cultivation World wasnât bad, as there were places managed by their home and family.
Itâs hard to leave oneâs hometown. Yet, when their ambitions reach a certain height, familial ties arenât as significant. Whatâs more important than hometown?
Some information changed, some circumstances changed, which might change their thoughts.
Jiang Tang generously donated materials, providing resources, enabling his wivesâ families to be more formidable than others.
They were already formidable, but becoming stronger meant remaining unshakeable.
During this return, his Saint Sect included more families and outstanding individuals from the Immortal Sect.
This was a kind of alliance based on mutual benefits, one could say it formed because of him.
In this alliance with him as the leader, he was an unrivaled god in the Cultivation World; with just one word, just one action from him, no one dared to defy.
Some people not only sought benefits but also dared not offend him.
Of course, they wanted to achieve greater heights, having strong self, powerful families, or strengthening the Immortal Sect behind them.
The alliance wasnât just about personal gains; with their alliance, the Cultivation World was free from the threat of powerful demons capable of destruction.
With such a powerful god leading them, whatâs the King worth?
The King also invited Jiang Tang to the palace.
Jiang Tang cited lack of time as the reason, not because he looked down on the King, but he didnât want the King and his team, his sons, to freeload.
These people werenât without money or resources; they wanted cultivation resources; zero-cost purchases werenât acceptable.
Whatâs the King worth?
Did he want to trade using his own power?
Now things were different; he previously needed a base, needed land certificates, but now he didnât need a base.
The King wishing to make zero-cost purchases using his power or land for exchange was definitely unacceptable.
The King also had his private funds; not letting him contribute was unimaginable.
His sons, his princess, his family, those with big faces wanting zero-cost purchases were certainly unrealistic.
Desiring resources required equal exchange.
Jiang Tang wasnât lacking in money; wealth to him was merely a figure.
He possessed numerous Immortal Treasures, cultivated and produced items, or values created by his team, no longer requiring personal contributions from him.
What he offered were merely benefits, tied interests with others.
Not harming companionsâ interests, irrespective of being a king or prince princess, high official ministers, required equal benefit exchange, zero-cost purchases were certainly unacceptable.
Jiang Tang opened this base, letting some people come in, eager to reside at this place.
Unfortunately, some couldnât enter, couldnât stay.
When some followed others in, they only resided here for a few days; if not part of the team, those holding positions were all sent away.
Vacationing was possible, but not when it meant forgetting their positions, their jobs.
Jiang Tang visited ten of his wivesâ families, not all were avatars; each Divine Soul accompanying was genuinely alike.
The conversations resembled those of a real person.
The real person was with Xuanyuan Mengting, reaching her family with another nine women unsure which was the true Jiang Tang.
Because this godly husband was too powerful, identifying the real body was challenging.
Jiang Tangâs promise was fulfilled; Xuanyuan Mengting was the principal wife in his harem.
Even though Lin Dandan had children, she was just one of the wives; though she became a mother, she wasnât the most favored!
Jiang Tang entered Xuanyuan Mengtingâs family, meeting many of her family members.
He didnât act arrogantly due to his divine status, nor did he belittle others.
His subordinates, those joined Saint Sect, along with the elders, hosted the new son-in-law!
Of course, some lacked the right to host the new son-in-law.
Welcoming their arrival, a long queue assembled in greeting.
Jiang Tang and Xuanyuan Mengting entered a welcoming hall, continuity in chatting, even having lunch there.
With a godâs arrival, they desired more conversations on cultivation topics, clarifying some issues, hoping for divine teaching.
No bit of time was wasted.
Jiang Tang received such a welcome; he didnât despise their attitude but respected this cultivatorsâ dedication and disregard for status.
As long as his abilities were distributed, benefits were shared; helping more people, they did good deeds, actually repaying him.
Not only did Jiang Tang want to become a god himself, making part of the Cultivation World divine, letting part of the world become gods, this contribution was substantial.
As a contributor, he dedicated substantial energy and time, also contributing wealth.
Jiang Tangâs spirit of contribution made others see him as compassionate, a Holy Mother-like, respectable god.
Some even thought he was foolish, possessing strength that could be selfish, not needing to promote others.
Once he was strong himself, he could be supreme, supreme in the Cultivation World, unimaginable to surpass, having wealth, people, everything, eliminating the need to promote others. This wasnât about a team, not needing so-called relatives and friends.