Rebuilding the Immortal Cultivator Clan-Chapter 1406 - 1172: Long Journey

"The power of the Human Dao Magical Treasure can still be enhanced, but that’s a matter for the future. The current version has already begun to be sold publicly. We also need to find ways to sell it to other Human Dao Dynasties, letting them know there exists a powerful Daqian Dynasty in the Primal Spirit Realm!"

During the court meeting with several ministers, the Emperor of Daqian said, "We must make the Daqian Dynasty the center of Human Dao! Use other methods to complete their domination."

Currently, among the Human Dao Dynasties of the Primal Spirit Realm, aside from the Great Zhou established and supported by Li Zhirui, the others were all originally from Daqian.

However, after several hundred years, some still exist while others have been overthrown and new dynasties built, and due to the great distances between, there is almost no interaction among them.

But now, the Daqian Dynasty is preparing to change this situation!

Because territorially, the Daqian Dynasty has nearly reached its limit for expansion. The surrounding Immortal Dao Influences are no longer as weak as before but have become truly formidable forces.

Surrounded on all sides, they dare not act rashly, as it could lead to a united strike against them, and by then, the Daqian Dynasty might face the risk of collapse.

For instance, when they acted against Wanling State, they took a certain amount of risk.

Unless the Daqian Dynasty is willing to expand northward, but expansion is easy; maintaining governance afterward is a significant challenge.

If some ambitious schemers emerge, they could easily sever connections with the Daqian Dynasty and establish an independent regime by simply guarding the high mountains and sparse, steep paths between East Continent and Northern Domain!

If such a situation arises, everything the Daqian Dynasty has done would become someone else’s legacy, and they might even gain another enemy.

After all, the Northern Domain has harsh conditions, and they might frequently raid southward.

So in a situation where internal development continues but external expansion is impossible, the Daqian Dynasty has chosen another method.

Imitating the previous method of driving a large number of royals and aristocrats to establish new dynasties abroad, hoped to alleviate internal conflicts and reduce the pressure of the Immortal Dao on the Daqian Dynasty.

The reason they waited for the development of the Human Dao Magical Treasure before taking such action is due to the hostility from various factions in the Primal Spirit Realm towards the Human Dao Dynasties.

After all, those royal members and aristocrats are not fools. Without means for preservation, establishing a new dynasty under extreme external pressure is almost equivalent to courting death!

And once this decision was announced, it received massive support from the aristocrats. Who would want to be a subject when they could be an emperor?

As for those royal descendants, there’s no need to say—they have almost no power in the Daqian Dynasty, being kept like fat pigs, always worried about when they might be slaughtered.

Now, with the chance to escape this tragic fate, how could they refuse?

So, under the influence of these elites, a large number of commoners began to migrate with their families, including some ambitious individuals with humble origins hoping to become new noble families in the new dynasty!

Li Zhixuan, while training in Daqian, personally witnessed several large-scale migrations involving tens of thousands of people.

Upon enquiring slightly, she learned of their purpose and couldn’t help but sigh, "It seems East Continent is about to be stirred by wars again!"

Sadly, these wars are at too low a level, unable to stir her battle-hardened heart.

During this period, some people recognized Li Zhixuan and invited her to join them, promising substantial rewards, but she was unmoved.

Helping ambitious figures is very dangerous; there’s always the concern that they might turn against her. Besides, Li Zhixuan is a cultivator inherently at odds with Human Dao.

Avoiding these migration teams, she continued to temper her Dao Heart within Daqian’s territory.

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Meanwhile, the Immortal Dao influences outside have also noticed this action and unanimously made various attacks—they didn’t want to be surrounded by Human Dao Dynasties in the future!

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For instance, a few groups planning to establish dynasties in the West Continent’s Demonic Tao regions received aid from those Immortal Dao forces, helping them reach their destination faster.

When this news spread, many migration teams announced their destinations were not within East Continent but the Northern Domain, Southern Domain, and even two families planned to cross most of East Continent to establish a dynasty in the East Sea.

The newly kindled flames of war were instantly quenched, providing relief to all parties.

The Immortal Dao naturally welcomed letting these Human Dao Dynasties wreak havoc in other continents, because weakening the opponents also meant strengthening themselves.

After all, although there are doctrinal disputes, they are internal affairs among the human race. If the conflict can be shifted externally to avoid internal strife and consumption, why not do it?

Within this is a team that, after a long journey, arrived in the Great Zhou, a newly established dynasty far from Daqian.

Both sides were extremely shocked when they met. The people of Daqian didn’t expect to encounter a Human Dao Dynasty in such a remote place; the people of Great Zhou didn’t expect to meet people from Daqian.

After a period of contact, they began to form alliances, supporting each other.

One side provided various advanced concepts and Cultivation Methods, while the other temporarily offered a foothold and assistance in nation-building in the East Sea.

The interior of East Continent calmed down, but looking at the Primal Spirit Realm, one would see wars of various extents emerging everywhere.