Cut the Crap, Transform for Me

Lu Bei randomly selected the Xiangliu Clan as the lucky audience. Regardless of whether the Monster Emperor Painting in their hands was genuine, he would first spread the news that they possessed it.

And earn some experience along the way.

According to Fox Two's intelligence, the Xiangliu Clan had thirty Mahayana Stage Demon Kings and formidable foundations. They had once enjoyed a glorious era when three successive emperors had come from their ranks.

The current Xiangliu Clan Leader, Liu Cong, was the Monster Emperor who had abdicated five hundred years ago. He was a formidable fighter.

The Myriad Monster Kingdom had inherited ten thousand years of history, and more than a hundred Monster Emperors had taken the throne. Their average reign lasted less than a century. Apart from the First Generation Monster Emperor, the rest were all fakes.

That was right. Fakes.

With the First Generation Monster Emperor's brilliance before them, anyone who took the throne was bound to be a fake.

Lu Bei did not think highly of Liu Cong. So what if he could fight? Could he really be a better fighter than Lu Bei?

Afterward, Fox Two explained how the Xiangliu Clan's forces were divided.

First, there was the Myriad Monster Kingdom's overall map. The entire kingdom was roughly divided into ten regions. The central Monster Emperor City was the sacred land where every member of the Demon Race dreamed of living. The remaining nine regions were divided among the One Emperor and Eight Kings. The various clans were rife with conflicts, putting on a fine show of making friends with distant powers while attacking nearby ones.

Among these nine regions, the Outskirts of the Great Wilderness, where the Phoenix Clan lived, was the most dangerous. Its people were not particularly interested in the Monster Emperor's throne,