As for his judgment of the Plague Village Building Order, Zhang Yang had not reached it without reason.
First, it was based on the nature of Village Building Orders. Countless past facts had proven that, apart from the Fifth and Sixth Sequences, in the other four Sequences, the Village Building Order model was the best all-purpose model: it could develop, invade, save lives, and cause trouble.
Thus, many types of Village Building Orders had been refined into divine artifacts, quasi-divine artifacts, and Pseudo-Divine Artifacts.
Of course, not every Village Building Order was a divine artifact. Most were merely a model.
Take the Miniature Zerg Village Building Order, for example. Its value was not even worth one unit of Cosmic Law, but this model was like a seed. Once scattered at random, who knew whether it might grow into a towering tree?
That was the most valuable aspect of this model.
Second, it was based on the changes in the ruins of Li Village. Leaving the villager zombies aside, from the Plague Serpent Maiden to the Plague Serpent Monk, this change had been progressive. The Plague Serpent Monk had not existed from the very beginning.
That was why Zhang Yang had judged that there was also a Village Building Order in the ruins of Li Village.
As a down-and-out god, the Plague Serpent naturally needed resources if it wanted to live more comfortably and escape the pursuit of the Ashen Graveyard. But where would those resources come from? Wasn't invasion and causing trouble the only way?
Before long, Zhang Yang's main force arrived at the edge of the ruins of Li Village. Here, the curse poison mist within the black fog actually began to contract, exposing the outer and middle regions of the ruins. In the core region of the ruins,