Flame path resources could not be placed too close to water path resources. If they were too close, they would affect one another; it would not merely reduce production, it could even lead to extinction.
But gathering all flame path and water path resources separately in their own places was absolutely not a good idea either.
Because flame path resource points also affected one another; they were not simply able to live in peace without incident.
Moreover, many immortal materials, such as Great Calamity Burning Wood, contained both flame path and luck path dao marks.
Many resources for Gu cultivation possessed two or more types of dao marks.
Some resource points that produced immortal materials had to be surrounded by a wide expanse of ordinary Gu materials before they could be nurtured.
Some resources required special winds and waters in order to be irrigated into existence.
Still other resources were of the type where things reversed upon reaching an extreme. For example, Ice Flame had to arise as a flame path immortal material from a place saturated with ice and snow dao marks.
Thus, Fang Yuan had shown foresight. Long ago, when annexing immortal apertures, he had deliberately scattered them piece by piece throughout the Supreme Immortal Aperture.
Overall, Fang Yuan had imitated the layout of the Five Regions Nine Heavens.
For instance, Little Southern Border had many mountains, so Fang Yuan selectively placed earth path resources there.
Likewise, Little Red Heaven belonged to flame, so Fang Yuan arranged most flame path resources within it.
Fang Yuan now fully experienced the exquisite profundity of the Five Regions Nine Heavens' layout. According to this arrangement, broadly separating resource categories could effectively reduce the amount of deduction he needed to do, making it easier for him to control the harmful effects between