Xiao Tianyang's idea of grand unification was one of shared will.
He would not build a nation upon that foundation, because such a structure did not suit Divine Might.
Or rather, it did not suit him personally.
Of course, who it was did not really matter.
After all, he and Divine Might were bound together. If the former could not adapt, then naturally neither could the latter.
A shared will was also easy enough to understand.
For example, the five major powers currently on the Douluo Continent were counted separately from Divine Might.
Even though Water Capital stood high above the sea, its average level was still no weaker than that of the other factions on the Douluo Continent.
Divine Might was a rather special existence.
It was both like an administrator and, at times, a supervisor.
Unless special circumstances arose, Divine Might generally would not intervene.
If problems emerged that individual factions could not resolve, the five major powers would discuss them and find a solution together.
Only matters that they could not handle on that basis would fall under Divine Might's jurisdiction.
Moreover, Titled Douluo with the potential to break through would be informed in advance about the God Realm.
When a merchant left the countryside for the city, he would realize that his business was only so-so.
At the very least, comparatively speaking, even a small convenience store in the city might have a daily turnover greater than his.
Of course, this was not about what kind of business one did. It merely illustrated a fact.
Once a person reached a certain height, they would no longer concern themselves with trivial matters right before their eyes.
The interests on the Douluo Continent were worth fighting over only because one's level was not high enough.
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