Heavenly Court Has No Soldiers to Recruit and Seeks Aid from Its Sect

Since its establishment, the Heavenly Court had maintained its own process for recruiting Heavenly Soldiers, Heavenly Generals, and low-ranking immortal officials.

The era when Haotian and Azure Heaven ruled the Heavenly Court.

The Primordial Wilderness's Innate Era had flourished, and everywhere there had been Innate Immortal Gods without roots, origins, or much of a background.

Although Heavenly Soldiers and Heavenly Generals were unpopular, there had always been some Innate Immortal Gods with nowhere else to go who were willing to join the Heavenly Court for cultivation resources.

Now the Innate Era had ended, and the Acquired Era had arrived.

Compared with the era when Innate Immortal Gods had dominated.

The main source of Immortal Gods in the Acquired Era was instead the Acquired Races.

Compared with Innate Immortal Gods, one obvious characteristic of Acquired Immortal Gods was that they were more inclined to band together.

Acquired Immortal Gods who had no roots or foundation and freely roamed the Primordial Wilderness were ultimately in the minority.

Most Acquired Immortal Gods still prioritized serving their respective races.

In the current Primordial Wilderness, Acquired Immortal Gods without a background or origin were rare.

As a result, the number of wandering Immortal Gods available for the Heavenly Court to recruit from outside had fallen drastically.

Even after the Heavenly Court increased the salaries of its Heavenly Soldiers, it was still far from enough to fill the vacancies left by the passing of the Innate Immortal Gods.

Compared with abandoning their races to submit to the Heavenly Court, most of the countless Immortal Gods of the Acquired Races were clearly more willing to remain with their races and protect them.

Even after becoming Immortal Gods, Acquired Beings valued their bonds with their races more than Innate Beings did.

Immortal Gods with racial backgrounds were rarely