Qiu Tu: My Will Is the Rule

Power was a very magical thing.

If you believed it existed, it existed. If you did not believe it existed, it did not exist.

Therefore, once someone held a high position, the most important thing was to make those beneath them form a "consensus on authority."

Becoming the strongest in the world and possessing the Power of Life and Death over all other forces in the Boundless Mind Sea only meant that Qiu Tu had acquired the foundation of power: violence.

But to turn that violence into true power, Qiu Tu still needed to operate and transform it.

That was why, from the moment he entered, Qiu Tu had used the atmosphere, his actions, and even Order Space to establish a rule: "Qiu Tu's aura would make every living being present feel despair," oppressing everyone in attendance.

Of course, that also included using Doris as a stepping stone.

It could even be said that only by using Doris as a stepping stone had Qiu Tu been able to carry out his plan so smoothly.

After all, everything needed contrast to create a more intuitive impression and make people empathize more deeply.

If Qiu Tu had merely released his own aura, at most it would have made the leaders present feel pressured.

But... Heavenly Gods were inherently stronger than Eighth Order beings. No one would have found that surprising or shocking.

But it was different with Doris as a comparison.

Heavenly Gods were powerful, but Doris was also a Heavenly God.

Both were Heavenly Gods, yet Doris had to bow her head and submit to Qiu Tu. Did that not highlight Qiu Tu's overwhelming strength and status?

And if even a Heavenly God like Doris had to submit to Qiu Tu and obey his commands and rewards, what choice should a