Era of the Zhou Tian Star Lords
Chapter 1736

Failure and Despair

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Before Liang Ji, in the hundreds of thousands of years of the Star Alliance's history, countless high-rank Star Lords had wanted to concurrently cultivate and fuse the inheritances of different star palaces, and all of them had failed.

Liang Ji was the very first Star Lord who successfully advanced to a high-rank Star Lord by concurrently cultivating and fusing different star palace inheritances, and then grew all the way to the ninth rank.

This brought him endless benefits after advancing to a high-rank Star Lord: his cultivation realm rose rapidly, and his combat power often reigned supreme among peers of the same rank, among other advantages.

After him, quite a few Star Lords in the Star Alliance also emulated and studied his path, concurrently cultivating and fusing different star palace inheritances, except that most of them could only concurrently cultivate and fuse two inheritances.

There was simply no one else like him who concurrently cultivated and fused three star palace inheritances.

It proved all the more how difficult it was to concurrently cultivate and fuse different star palace inheritances.

Especially for the group of Ninth Rank Star Lords, their Dao paths and roads were already set. Although their cultivation realms were higher and their combat power was stronger, it was even harder to add new cultivation projects into their already finalized practices and Dao paths.

Therefore, although Immortal Lord Tianhao suggested that everyone make the inheritances of the nine great star palaces public, try to practice them, master more star palace inheritances, and boost combat power in order to refine and master more star field star maps within the Celestial Star Array Diagram,

the star palace Star Lords all actively responded and were willing to make their inheritances public.

After all, things had already reached this point. If they could

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