The Bait

The Myriad Gods Realm.

It was bustling beyond compare.

The gods were, for the most part, little more than scattered sand.

That was because gods were naturally opposed to one another.

To any god, defeating another god would be advantageous. At the very least, they could convert the defeated god into a subordinate god and make him a powerful right-hand man.

If a divine kingdom had sufficient capacity, it could even directly convert the holy spirits in an opposing divine kingdom into its own, allowing them to grow from gods into God Kings, God Emperors, and finally reach the pinnacle of the divine system—the God Emperor.

Thus, the gods were filled with wariness and suspicion. Even two gods who were close dared not cooperate wholeheartedly, lest the other stab them in the back at a critical moment.

Under such circumstances, gods were easily picked off one by one. They had no choice but to hide and flee, to the point that even groups formed by peerless Golden Immortals possessed the courage to hunt gods.

However, the emergence of the Myriad Gods Realm had greatly eased this situation.

Although the Myriad Gods Realm had existed for less than ten thousand years, it had given the other gods—who had no fixed abode and faced pressure from both Golden Immortals and gods—a harbor from the storm.

On top of that, the Council of Gods formed by the various God Emperors forbade gods within the Myriad Gods Realm from slaughtering one another. Violators would face a manhunt by the entire Myriad Gods Realm, giving the other gods even more room to breathe.

As a result, more and more gods were joining the Myriad Gods Realm. It was faintly showing signs of rivaling the Immortal Realm among cultivators.

"The number of gods in the Myriad