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The author 🙂 who never pads the content, let's see if there's enough padding.

Let's see how it goes. Hopefully, it won't be abandoned. The previous Infinite Ninja was quite interesting.

This was Han Li's first time attending the Nascent Soul stage trade fair in Tiannan. A 3,000-year-old fire-attribute Crimson Essence Ganoderma was priced at 100,000 spirit stones in Tiannan. Han Li thought this price was incredibly cheap; it wouldn't be this price in the Chaotic Star Sea, where spiritual herbs were scarce. Furthermore, the purchasing power of spirit stones in the Chaotic Star Sea was higher than in Tiannan because the Chaotic Star Sea had fewer spirit stone mines and a smaller total circulation of spirit stones (before the discovery of high-grade spirit stone mines, the circulation of high-grade spirit stones in the Chaotic Star Sea was far lower than in Tiannan). The Chaotic Star Sea's purchasing power was higher than Tiannan's. In the original book, a high-grade demon core was only priced at 10,000 spirit stones in the Chaotic Star Sea. Han Li exchanged a seventh-grade high-grade demon core for the Ganoderma, and the other party considered the transaction very fair. Judging from this price, in the Chaotic Star Sea, exchanging a demon core for the same spiritual herb would require at least ten seventh-grade demon cores, as the Chaotic Star Sea was a typical place where spiritual herbs and materials were scarce. It also depended on whether the other party was willing to exchange; perhaps the 3,000-year-old Ganoderma was equivalent to an eighth-grade demon core. Therefore, with the teleportation arrays between the Chaotic Star Sea and Tiannan, this business is incredibly lucrative. The Chaotic Star Sea doesn't lack demon beast materials, but the quantity of aged spiritual herbs is scarce. Even though there are many unclaimed small spiritual vein islands, and rare spiritual herbs may be more abundant than in Tiannan, with spiritual herbs potentially found on every uninhabited island, the overall production of spiritual herbs is too small, not to mention the consumption by demon beasts. The overall yield is still appalling, and many common spiritual herbs are extremely scarce in the Chaotic Star Sea. On the other hand, Tiannan, as a continent, has many spiritual mountains, so the quantity of spiritual herbs is relatively richer than in the Chaotic Star Sea (but with more cultivators, the demand for spiritual herbs is also greater). The Chaotic Star Sea severely lacks materials for refining magic weapons. High-end rare materials may be more abundant than in Tiannan, as there are too many spiritual vein islands, and rare minerals may not have been found on each island, but large-scale deposits are not common. Many common materials for refining magic weapons are severely lacking. Not all magic weapon materials can be replaced with demon beast materials, while spiritual mineral materials are relatively more abundant in Tiannan than in the Chaotic Star Sea. When Han Li returned to the Chaotic Star Sea, he exchanged some decent ancient treasures he had casually acquired for several high-grade spirit stones from the Yellow Sand Sect. No one in Tiannan would do such a losing business; high-grade spirit stones were priced similarly to ancient treasures there. However, in the Chaotic Star Sea, similar magical artifacts were very difficult to refine due to the scarcity of spirit ores, making ancient treasures more expensive than high-grade spirit stones. This limited the development of magical artifacts in the Chaotic Star Sea. It's likely that cultivators from Tiannan and the Chaotic Star Sea would consider each other too extravagant and wasteful. Tiannan's magical artifacts used so many mineral materials, while the Chaotic Star Sea used so many demonic beast materials—it was all a waste for them. Situation of spiritual lands: The Chaotic Star Sea has too many islands, with various small spiritual veins everywhere, far more than Tiannan. However, large or giant spiritual veins are very rare. One famous place with a giant spiritual vein is the Star Palace (the Six Paths and Wan Gu may each have a large spiritual vein). Tiannan has more than one place with similar large or giant spiritual veins. Therefore, the Chaotic Star Sea cannot have thousands or even tens of thousands of disciples serving in spiritual lands like the sects in Tiannan. This is because spiritual lands cannot support so many people to cultivate, nor do they have the derivative industries that require so many services. They can only follow the route of elite training. After all, many islands with Nascent Soul cultivators may not have large spiritual lands. Even a large power like the Star Palace will not support so many disciples. Many things are left to mortals to serve or do, rather than directly using Qi Refining disciples. This is also the difference between the Chaotic Star Sea and Tiannan, where mortals are more valuable. The cultivation environments in the Chaotic Star Sea and Tiannan are vastly different. Because the supply of Foundation Establishment Pills is plentiful, the success rate of Foundation Establishment in the Chaotic Star Sea is higher, and there are many independent Foundation Establishment cultivators. Since Foundation Establishment requires Foundation Establishment Pills, Tiannan mainly relies on refining spiritual herbs. The limited availability of these herbs severely restricts the number of Foundation Establishment cultivators. Therefore, those who reach Foundation Establishment are usually from sects or affiliated families; independent cultivators are rare. This allows for the control of strategic resources. In the Chaotic Star Sea, the main materials can be replaced by demon beast inner cores, and there are many such demon beasts. Some small forces and independent cultivators can capture and refine them themselves. Foundation Establishment Pills are also much cheaper than in Tiannan. Independent cultivators will spend money to buy demon cores to refine Foundation Establishment Pills or buy finished products. In addition, there are many small spiritual vein islands, so independent cultivators are everywhere, unlike in Tiannan where spiritual lands are controlled by others. The abundant supply of demon cores naturally leads to a significant number of Foundation Establishment cultivators successfully forming their cores. However, this isn't feasible for Nascent Soul cultivators, as transformed demonic beasts are difficult to deal with. Furthermore, last year's spiritual herbs are even scarcer than in Tiannan, and high-end resources are still limited. The number of Nascent Soul cultivators in the Chaotic Star Sea is also limited, although there are more ancient inheritances. Many Nascent Soul cultivators possess stronger supernatural abilities than those in Tiannan, but the number of Nascent Soul cultivators in the Chaotic Star Sea is far less than in Tiannan. Tiannan still has several hundred Nascent Soul cultivators (Han Li's becoming a Great Cultivator and the subsequent wedding brought a considerable number of them). If the Void Heaven Palace were to send people from Tiannan, it wouldn't just be a few Nascent Soul cultivators; Core Formation cultivators wouldn't even qualify. Tiannan, with only one Nascent Soul cultivator, would only be a mid-tier sect. In contrast, Nascent Soul forces in the Chaotic Star Sea generally only have one or two Nascent Soul cultivators. For example, Ji Yin alone can dominate a region. Sending an early-stage Nascent Soul cultivator from Tiannan would only make it a mid-tier sect. Due to the smaller population and the threat of the demon race, the status of mortals in the Chaotic Star Sea is far higher than in Tiannan. Mortals and cultivators rely on and cooperate with each other, and the existence of cultivation is an open secret. The cultivation techniques and secret arts of Tiannan are of a lower level than those of Luanxinghai. Most of Tiannan's techniques were created after the invasion of the ancient demon realm, and the creators themselves were only at the early or middle stage of the Nascent Soul realm, with very few reaching the late stage. Even the Great Evolution technique only reached the late stage of the Nascent Soul realm, and subsequent cultivators could only cultivate to this stage. In contrast, Luanxinghai has a large number of ancient inheritances, with top-tier righteous and demonic techniques clearly evident. The level of demonic techniques is far higher than that of Tiannan, and several demonic techniques are related to the demon realm. For example, the Six Extremes True Demon Technique comes from the imitation of the Six Extremes Divine Power, and the Profound Yin Scripture... This is also a top-tier demonic cultivation technique, or rather, a demonic encyclopedia, containing a large number of demonic secret techniques and quick-learning demonic cultivation methods that can be directly cultivated. The Barbarian Beard technique goes without saying, while the righteous Wan Tianming technique is one of the three top-tier techniques of Confucianism and Taoism. The Star Palace also possesses a large number of ancient inheritances, with more than one Nascent Soul Palace Master presiding over it throughout history. Like the top sects of the Great Jin Dynasty, it has been passed down from ancient times. Some of these techniques were left behind by Nascent Soul cultivators in the human realm, while others were passed down from the Spirit Realm. Furthermore, the chaotic Star Sea environment allows for a greater variety and higher level of water, ice, and wind attribute techniques. The Star Palace's Twin Saints are the strongest late-stage Nascent Soul cultivators Han Li has ever witnessed in the human realm. Even in a one-on-one fight, Liu Dao was no match for them. Ling Xiaofeng also defeated the Golden Flood Dragon King head-on, winning a group of dragon corpses from the Golden Flood Dragon King to refine into puppets to pull a cart. Liu Dao had been avoiding his sister and brother-in-law all along, and even Han Li, having reached the late-stage Nascent Soul realm, felt that these two divine abilities were very strong. The Rat King also commented that the two divine abilities were not weak. The cultivation world of Tiannan closely resembles the self-sufficient manor model of the era of aristocratic monopolies. With numerous members, sects can achieve self-sufficiency in most resources. Except for those truly unavailable and requiring sourcing, everything else can be achieved within the sect's sphere of influence. Other cultivation families are either vassals or core components of these sects, providing additional human resources. Centered around a large spiritual vein is a sect. The sect has spiritual mines, spiritual materials, breeding, planting, alchemy, talisman making, weapon forging, and cultivation sites in the center of the spiritual land. The outer area consists of markets and related family forces and small affiliated spiritual veins and spiritual lands. Most commonly used items can be produced on their own territory. Talisman making materials are produced by themselves, spiritual materials can be found on demon beasts, commonly used alchemy materials are available in their own herb gardens, and spirit stones can be mined directly. Except for specific rare natural treasures that need to be purchased and searched outside, they are mostly self-sufficient. The number of people in the sect is often huge. Even if any medium-sized sect in Tiannan were placed in the Chaotic Star Sea, it would immediately become a huge force second only to the Star Palace, with tens of thousands of disciples and affiliated families. In this situation, commerce in the cultivation world of Tiannan is naturally underdeveloped. Sects can meet most of their needs, including those of their disciples, essentially operating on an internal cycle. Large-scale cross-regional auctions are merely a means to address the resource problems of high-level cultivators. Random cultivators are at the very bottom of the entire ecosystem in Tiannan. Rare materials they manage to find can only be sold in markets connected to sects. Cultivation techniques, secret arts, pill formulas, weapon-refining materials, and spiritual lands are all monopolized by sects and families. Even if they possess spiritual herbs, they lack pill formulas to refine them. Even where pill formulas are available, most places producing spiritual herbs are controlled by sects and families. Cultivation requires techniques and secret arts, but these are unavailable unless one joins a sect, creating an endless vicious cycle from which it's impossible to break the rules. Aside from the Nine Kingdoms Alliance, which relies on manpower, resources, and the support of random cultivators for prolonged warfare, random cultivators have no future. The subsequent invasion of the righteous and demonic forces temporarily solved this problem. The leakage of cultivation techniques, treasures, and pills, along with the lack of masters for some spiritual veins, led to a large number of Foundation Establishment and Core Formation cultivators emerging among random cultivators. The Chaotic Star Sea presents a completely different picture. With an infinite number of islands, the difficulty of ruling and controlling sects and families increases dramatically. Transportation is inconvenient, and the vast distances make effective control impossible. If the main lineage declines even slightly, its branches will become independent. While there seem to be many spiritual veins, they are mostly small to medium-sized. The spiritual energy cannot sustain as many cultivators as it can on the inland. The small islands also make it unlikely to develop numerous spiritual mines, material farms, and medicinal herb production areas, nor do they require as many disciples. Sects can only recruit elites. Cultivation families with many members must split up, otherwise, the family's spiritual veins cannot support so many cultivators. It's quite normal for a sect with a Nascent Soul cultivator to have several hundred core members. Disciples are also trained as elites, and once they join a sect, the sect will generally train them to Foundation Establishment. The Tiannan Sect will gradually split up after relocating to the Chaotic Star Sea, as the environment does not allow one force to support so many people. The Star Palace is equivalent in size to the top ten sects of the Great Jin Dynasty, possessing top-tier spiritual veins and various affiliated forces. It also controls teleportation arrays, with at least dozens of Nascent Soul cultivators on the surface. Throughout history, there have been numerous late-stage Nascent Soul cultivators and Deity Transformation cultivators. This allows it to control the Chaotic Star Sea. The number of Nascent Soul cultivators in just one Star Palace in Tiannan is comparable to the number of Nascent Soul cultivators in the righteous or demonic paths, not to mention that there are two late-stage Nascent Soul cultivators in this generation. Commercial trade must flourish, because the territory is small, and most of the resources needed by individuals, sects, and families cannot be produced independently. They must find ways to purchase, hunt, and seek resources. The prosperity of commercial trade is imperative. Most forces in the Chaotic Star Sea are various merchant alliances and guilds. Some, without strong backers, will recruit retainers. Mortals also have a much higher status. Even the demonic path needs mortals to help with sourcing and production. The Star Palace is also a major commercial center, where various demon beast materials are traded, and large-scale auctions are held. It also allows for monopolistic profits through teleportation arrays, unlike the situation in mainland sects. They can even rent out their own spiritual veins, something Tiannan can only dream of. Because a Tiannan monopoly is impossible, independent cultivators live very comfortably, searching for rare and precious materials on various islands. Most cultivation techniques, spiritual herbs, pill formulas, and ordinary secret methods are also publicly available. Since nothing can be effectively monopolized or controlled, major powers simply leave non-core matters unregulated and public. Most spiritual lands and veins are also unclaimed, freely occupied. Therefore, when Han Li went to the Chaotic Star Sea and saw every shop overflowing with pill formulas, he was dumbfounded—these were all closely guarded secrets in Tiannan. The Great Jin Dynasty falls somewhere in between. Its area is ten times that of Tiannan. The sects and aristocratic families cannot effectively control such a vast territory. It has coastal islands with spiritual veins, and also uncontrollable areas in the interior. This provides ample space for independent cultivators, and its cross-regional commercial activities are larger than those in Tiannan. The number of cultivators is more than ten times that of Tiannan. Coupled with the high production of spirit stones, prices have risen accordingly. When Han Li visited the Great Jin Dynasty, he discovered that due to the sheer number of cultivators, various cultivation resources were in short supply, and the prices of various rare and precious materials were far higher than in Tiannan, which is also inland. Han Li's first time attending an auction in the Great Jin Dynasty was the Ginseng King Auction. Although there were no Nascent Soul cultivators present, the number of Core Formation and Foundation Establishment cultivators in a small place was equivalent to the number in the Tiannan Grand Sect. This impressed Han Li greatly. In the Tiannan cultivation family, having a Core Formation cultivator was considered a top-tier family, but in the Great Jin Dynasty, they were merely second-rate families. Only families with a Nascent Soul cultivator were considered top-tier families, and many families had more than one. The royal Ye family alone had a double-digit number of Nascent Soul cultivators, including two late-stage Nascent Soul cultivators. The number of late-stage Nascent Soul experts in the entire Great Jin Dynasty is no less than several dozen, and may even be over a hundred. The Ten Righteous Paths, the Ten Demonic Paths, and top-tier neutral sects all need at least two late-stage Nascent Soul experts to stand out. A top-tier sect has at least twenty or more Nascent Soul experts. Without late-stage Nascent Soul experts, a sect cannot be called a major sect. The Taiyi Sect and the Heavenly Demon Sect may have three or even four late-stage Nascent Soul experts. There are also four late-stage Nascent Soul experts who are not considered as independent sects in the Great Jin Dynasty. The Xiaoji Palace, which is regarded as a top sect in the outer regions but not as a neutral sect in the Great Jin Dynasty, has no fewer than several thousand or even tens of thousands of Nascent Soul experts. It can be said to be the center of the human realm. Most of the top sects in the Great Jin Dynasty possess inheritances such as Heaven-Reaching Spiritual Treasures or replicas of them, as well as other top-tier cultivation techniques. This has allowed these sects to remain largely intact from ancient times to the present, maintaining a stable position, except for the Yinluo Sect, which offended Han Li. Because the Great Jin Dynasty is so vast, the situation varies across different regions. The coastal areas of the outer seas are teeming with demonic beasts, similar to the Chaotic Star Sea, while the inland areas are much like Tiannan, except that cultivators appear more frequently there, cooperating to manage the Great Jin. Confucian cultivators also frequently enter the inner sanctum due to the requirements of their techniques. Ancient Heritage: Han Li learned various ancient weapon-refining techniques from the Great Jin Dynasty at the Taoist temple run by the Ye family, a royal clan. These heritages were virtually nonexistent in the Chaotic Star Sea and Tiannan; explanations were only given to Foundation Establishment stage cultivators of major powers. The Great Jin Dynasty preserved the oldest archives in the human realm, many of which, while not involving core secrets, were semi-public to major sect cultivators and high-ranking mortals. Even ordinary mortals might know about the ancient demon invasion (Han Li chatted with a Great Jin general about how the ancient demon invasion caused the interruption of ancient cultivation traditions). These matters were almost unknown in Tiannan. Both the demonic and righteous paths were extremely powerful. A portion of the demonic path inherited ancient demonic techniques. Because of the demonic path's strength, Confucianism and Buddhism, whose righteous techniques were even more effective against it, became particularly prominent, preventing Taoism from achieving the same monopoly held by the righteous path as in other regions. The righteous path also possesses ancient and spirit realm cultivation techniques. The invasion of the demon realm brought not only demon realm techniques but also spirit realm techniques and treasures. Although those above the Nascent Soul stage have declined, some levels below the Nascent Soul stage may be even higher than those of the ancient times. The Buddhist and Confucian cultivation techniques in Tiannan were largely severed in ancient times. Most righteous paths in Tiannan are still primarily Taoist. The Chaotic Star Sea still has Confucian traditions but no Buddhist ones. The Confucian school is the largest, establishing academies to cultivate disciples and mortals with righteous energy. Because their cultivation techniques require many to hold official positions in the Great Jin Dynasty, many local officials are Confucian disciples, resulting in a high level of righteous energy and stronger supernatural abilities (I believe Wan Tianming of the Chaotic Star Sea lacks the systematic conditions for cultivation; he can only cultivate the Confucian technique, Tianluo Zhengong, using traditional Taoist methods, without fully cultivating the righteous energy aspect of Tianluo Zhengong). The peripheral forces established by major righteous sects often exist as ordinary temples, academies, and Taoist monasteries, regularly recruiting disciples with spiritual roots from among mortals (the demonic path doesn't explicitly mention this, but it likely has a similar structure). This results in a large number of cultivators in the Great Jin Dynasty, making competition fierce. Many survivors from the ancient era are still alive, a group of ghost cultivators remain, and a group of long-lived demons are still alive. Resources: The Great Jin Dynasty boasts the richest variety of natural treasures in the human realm, including inland spiritual herbs and minerals, coastal and offshore demon beast resources, and a great many unique spiritual medicines. It can be said to combine the strengths of the Southern Chaotic Star Sea. However, due to the sheer number of cultivators, overall resources are still very scarce. The Great Jin Dynasty also has the most spiritual veins in the human realm, with most of the top-tier spiritual veins located there.

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