The war between the Luo God Clan and the Blood God Clan.
Seemed to have little impact.
But in reality, that was far from the case.
On the surface, the Luo God Clan appeared weaker while the Blood God Clan appeared stronger. However, the Luo God Clan was only weak in comparison to the Blood God Clan. Looking across the Myriad Heavens, even conservatively speaking, if the Luo God Clan was not a first-rate power, it was at least among the finest second-rate powers. After all, the entry standard for a second-rate power was possessing an Earth Supreme. Any faction without an Earth Supreme or a stronger expert could only be classified as a third-rate power, or even as an insignificant minor faction.
Of course, all those rankings had been devised by idle people.
They could only broadly encompass most factions.
For a small number of special factions, such standards could not serve as the sole measure of their strength. The most practical example was the Northern Heavens Spiritual Academy. As an academy, its own foundation was only barely enough to squeeze it into the ranks of second-rate powers, while the other academies were merely standouts among third-rate powers. But if the Five Great Spirit Academies joined hands and called upon their connections, even a first-rate power guarded by a Heavenly Sovereign would still be overthrown by them. After all, the Five Great Spirit Academies trained generation after generation of talent. Those people might not fight for their academies, but they still possessed the most basic human capacity for empathy. Anyone trying to cut off the path they had climbed would never be tolerated.
So classifications like those were merely something to look at.
As for the claim that not many people cared about the war between the Luo God