Although National Princesses were extremely dangerous, there was nothing he could do. He couldn't exactly kill them.
If nothing unexpected happened, killing a National Princess would be equivalent to destroying an entire country. That was why Mo Qiong now didn't even dare to attack them.
As for forcibly imprisoning them, that was impossible too. Their trick of using their own citizens to replace themselves meant there was practically nothing that could hold them.
Perhaps certain Contained Objects could do it, but Mo Qiong couldn't return to headquarters right now, so that option could be ignored.
Therefore, forcibly imprisoning them would require locking up the entire country's population. That was clearly impossible.
And slowly exiling them was not an effective containment method either.
Aside from Xiao Ji, who was an idiot, the other National Princesses all knew that as long as they flew along the direction of the slow exile, they would eventually escape its restraints.
The path of exile would eventually come to an end. Could they possibly be slowly exiled all the way to the other side of the galaxy? That would certainly be a long journey, but how many dangers would they encounter along the way?
And what if forcing a National Princess into madness caused her to self-harm?
After thinking it over and over, the only option was to make the National Princesses willingly behave themselves.
That was entirely possible. For example, Xiao Ji was a fool and easy to deceive, while Chu Ji and Yao Ji loved peace and only wanted to laze around and wait for death.
Zhuo Ji was withdrawn. If Yu Ji, the sect master, didn't ask anything of her, all she wanted to do was play with bugs.
As for Ning Ji, although she constantly claimed that she feared no one and