Were the Demigod Hunting Grounds any good?
They were certainly good. After all, every Small World within the Demigod Hunting Grounds, regardless of its level, was guaranteed to contain three to five resources useful even to Demigods. But precisely because of that, the competition was equally fierce.
At the same time, there were very few Small Worlds in the Demigod Hunting Grounds. Or rather, there were very few Small Worlds in the Boundless Void that could be selected by the Demigod Hunting Grounds. That only made the competition even fiercer.
But honestly, Isaac was very interested in this. First, the rewards were indeed substantial. Second, these rules were extremely favorable to him!
Although he was a Demigod, he was only Fourth Tier!
Neither the Small World's own energy-level restrictions nor the default unwritten rules could restrain him!
And because he was now a Demigod, there would not be all sorts of rules restricting him like there had been during the War Game.
To put it bluntly, among the Demigod Hunting Grounds' only two restrictive rules, the first existed because Sixth Tier True God-level power was too strong. If they entered a Small World directly, their immense magic power would crush it apart. The latter existed because Fifth Tier wizards were too overpowered; without restrictions, they could easily disrupt the balance of the Demigod Hunting Grounds.
From the bigger picture, the latter was also necessary. Knights and wizards were both important parts of the Main World, and while wizards were generally stronger than knights—
That did not mean knights lacked Demigods. There were even legendary Knight Kings said to rival Great Wizards!
Although none had appeared in many years, they had ultimately demonstrated that potential. They had to be given some face, at least.
But for Isaac, that was not so