If they could be bought with only a small number of points, they were generally only suitable for those below the Soul Saint rank.
Otherwise, Song Sanlang would not have reached the pinnacle of his life because of a cultivation method and a Profound Technique.
More advanced resources, such as Immortal Herbs, Soul Bones, or certain special Soul Tools, were absurdly overpriced.
Moreover, under normal circumstances, ordinary Soul Masters would never purchase such items.
Only people like Song Sanlang could possibly save up so many points.
Otherwise, based on an ordinary Soul Master's performance on the battlefield, the highest achievement they could attain in their lifetime would be Soul Douluo.
Thus, Xiao Tianyang used this business model, which guaranteed he would not lose money, to draw those Soul Masters to the Frontline.
Naturally, they could choose not to go.
The consequence, however, would be slower growth than others and lower achievements than others.
Of course, some people initially tried to exploit loopholes.
For example, they had others risk their lives to earn resources for them.
However, such people would only meet one fate in the end: becoming weaker.
Because Divine Might had one strict rule: points could not be traded.
Furthermore, items exchanged for points could only be used by the person who redeemed them.
They could take the risk and try to disobey Divine Might's rules.
Yet, cases like these had only appeared a few times in the first hundred years. After that, practically no one dared to do so again.
The reason was simple.
Once enough people had been killed into fear, they would naturally restrain themselves.
The Black Warriors were different from the Nine Dragon Guards.
They required neither spies nor sources of intelligence.
With just a single perception, they could precisely pinpoint a target's location.
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