The Ghost God's Divine Descent

Liang Ji was only a Fourth-Tier Star Lord, with absolute control over his Natal Star and Vassals. His "Divine Descent" could only take place on his Natal Star or among his Vassal believers.

But outside his Natal Star, on other stars with which he had no connection—especially when none of his Vassals had entered them—he naturally could not perform a "Divine Descent."

However, over the past year or so, Liang Ji had been researching the Deification List and the use of ghost gods, and he had made some progress.

Although he could not perform a "Divine Descent" himself, the ghost gods enshrined in the Nine Springs Underworld could do so beyond their star by expending the Underworld's Origin Power and Dao Fruit power.

At that moment, the divine light shooting out from the opened Star Gate was a wisp of the soul of Wu Shanshan, a sixth-rank Crimson Edict Impermanence Ghost God in the Yellow Spring Underworld. Expending the Yellow Spring Underworld's Origin Power and the star's Dao Fruit power, she descended into the star before them, which was in the midst of advancing.

Wu Shanshan was the obvious choice because she was a cultivator of the Immortal Orthodox, enshrined as a god. She was vastly different from the ghost gods appointed from the souls of the Vassals on Liang Ji's Natal Star.

Leaving aside Wu Shanshan's knowledge, wisdom, and social skills, the Immortal Orthodox she practiced alone possessed numerous methods and legacies far beyond anything afforded by Vassal bloodlines and the power of their souls.

Having Wu Shanshan blaze the trail through "Divine Descent," establish a foothold for Liang Ji on the star before them, and bring his Vassals there—or even serve as a conduit for Liang Ji's own "Divine Descent"—was undoubtedly the best choice.

Aboard the Dragon Snake,