From a personal standpoint, Luo Qiu did not really approve of Nero becoming a club member—because Nero's body contained his spiritual seed.
If possible, Luo Qiu did not want "Nero's Vision" to be lost just like that.
However, based on the club's most fundamental trading principle... once a customer made a request, as long as they could afford the price, the transaction would be triggered.
He would be trapped in endless transactions, whether he was willing or not. Once his power reached that level, it would never change.
Perhaps this was part of the freedom he had lost... the feeling of being unable to control himself.
Luo Qiu knew that day might come soon, or it might come much later, but it would inevitably arrive. Most likely, he would become like his predecessor and eventually lose interest in everything.
Just as the club's creed stated, to obtain something, one only needed to pay the corresponding price.
He would become an eternal, indestructible Origin proxy in the endless dimensions of space and time, and he would also become a puppet beneath the will of the Origin... It was an equal exchange, wasn't it?
Nero's request received the altar's approval. In fact, every transaction received the altar's approval. Only then would a transaction contract appear.
The contract's power originated from the altar. Luo Qiu was merely a witness and an executor.
Nero's greatest wish was to live. In the club, customers would always unconsciously have the thoughts at the very root of their hearts magnified.
You might have a strong enough spirit and sufficiently firm resolve, and you might be able to resist... but you would eventually be stimulated. Because you had stayed too long, because you had made too many transactions... because you had already embarked on a path of