With ten Elemental Stars, Liang Ji directly chose ten Dragon Beast Elemental Spirits of the corresponding attributes and enfeoffed them as Star Gods to govern those ten Elemental Stars. It was a perfect match.
This also allowed them to unite divine power with Elemental Power, greatly increasing the combat strength of all ten Dragon Beast Elemental Spirits. That would be a great boon to the forces under Liang Ji's command.
In any case, Liang Ji had long since fused the three Star Palace Inheritances—the Deification List, the Myriad Laws Furnace, and the Bloodline Atlas. Enfeoffing the Dragon Beast Elemental Spirits as Star Gods of the Elemental Stars was an easy matter.
Likewise, for the ten corresponding Bloodline Stars, Liang Ji chose matching Eighth-Tier dragon-blooded Vassals and enfeoffed them as Star Gods. Thus, these Vassals wielded both Bloodline Power and divine power, greatly increasing their combat strength as well.
When Liang Ji fought and clashed with other enemies of the same rank, these Eighth-Tier Vassals and Dragon Beast Elemental Spirits enfeoffed as Star Gods would naturally provide him with even greater support in battle.
As for the ten Divine Stars, Liang Ji selected the ten best-performing gods from among the many heavenly gods, Earth Deities, and ghost gods enfeoffed across the three realms of his Natal Star—Heaven, Earth, and the Netherworld. He elevated and promoted them to Star Gods of the Divine Stars, rewarding these outstanding heavenly gods, Earth Deities, and ghost gods.
However, the divine ranks of the Star Gods enfeoffed to these special Elemental Stars, Bloodline Stars, and Divine Stars were one grade lower than those of the Star Gods enfeoffed to the nine native Life Stars. They held only Third-Rank Gold Edicts.
Likewise, among the many ordinary stars in the Nine Suns Star System, the Star Gods were