The Beginning of the Struggle for Clan Fortune

The Acquired Era of the Primordial World had arrived.

Within the Five Regions of the Primordial World, the Southern Domain could be said to occupy an area only one-tenth the size of the Primordial Great Land.

Yet it supported nearly half of the Acquired Races in the Primordial World.

There were countless races, but the Southern Domain's area was limited after all.

The larger races had more powerful experts and occupied vast territories, with numerous Spirit Mountains within their domains.

For a long time, they had no need to worry about lacking land and resources to support their races.

However, the countless smaller races did not find it so easy to obtain enough space to reproduce and develop.

The fertile lands had already been occupied by the powerful races.

Their territories were already small, and most of them consisted of barren lands.

The smaller races faced tremendous pressure to survive.

A race might have only a handful of Golden Immortal ancestors stationed within it.

They had no Grand Unity Golden Immortal-level Immortals to protect them.

These smaller races were extremely dangerous.

If they did not find a way to increase their strength and expand their territory,

then perhaps one day, when the few Golden Immortal ancestors within the race—even if there were only one or two—reached the end of their lifespans,

and they had failed to nurture the next generation of Golden Immortals in time,

the race would certainly be struck from the rolls, reduced to a slave race, annexed by another race, or scattered and dissolved.

Under the pressure of their race potentially being destroyed at any moment,

the smaller races were even more eager than the medium and large races to expand their territories and obtain cultivation resources.

While the many super-large and powerful races still restrained one