Planting Star-System-Affinity Spirit Roots and Spirit Seeds
After an Eighth-Tier Star Lord completed the fifth Cosmic Creation of his Natal Star System, he had completed half of his cultivation at the Eighth-Tier Star Lord stage.
His entire Natal Star System would undergo a qualitative transformation, having gained most of the benefits of Cosmic Creation.
Thus, only after completing five Cosmic Creations could an Eighth-Tier Star Lord plant various Void, stellar, and Chaos Spirit Roots and Spirit Seeds in his Natal Star System, cultivating Spirit Plants and materials with Void, stellar, or even Chaos attributes.
These Void- and stellar-attribute Spirit Plants and materials differed from those grown on a Natal Star. They were naturally suited to the environment of the Void and the cosmic sea of stars, and were often the main materials used to forge treasures for use in the Void and among the stars.
For an Eighth-Tier Star Lord, one of their most important uses was forging Vassal Starports.
Starports were the Star Alliance's failed attempt at creating artificial Life Stars, but that did not mean they were useless.
An armed Starport could often surpass many stars in combat power and utility.
The Star Alliance used Starports as the foundation for weapons of war such as artificial star systems and even Artificial Star Domains.
If an Eighth-Tier Star Lord could forge enough powerful Vassal Starports in his Natal Star System, he could greatly strengthen its combat power with them.
Vassal Starports had always been a major part of the combat strength of mature, veteran Eighth-Tier Star Lords. They were often even more important than an Eighth-Tier Star Lord's Vassals, and were surpassed only by his Natal Star System.
Liang Ji had not yet completed his fifth Cosmic Creation, so his Natal Star System, the Nine Suns Star System, had