Enhancing the Natal Treasure

Across Liang Ji's Natal Star, the vassal clans had built hundreds of cities. Aside from the royal cities of each clan, there were enough to enfeoff hundreds of Fifth-Rank Azure Edict City Gods and Earth Deities.

During the great battle of Falling Star, the number of Fifth-Tier vassals under his command who had perished—and the Fifth-Tier heroic spirits who had returned—was more than sufficient.

However, given the current rank of Liang Ji's Natal Star, the strength of its Spirit Veins, and its Star Origin, it was difficult to enfeoff hundreds of Fifth-Rier Azure Edict City Gods at once. The Star Origin could not yet bear so many Fifth-Rank Azure Edict Earth Deities.

Thus, this time Liang Ji enfeoffed only a little over twenty Fifth-Rank Azure Edict City Gods and Earth Deities in the mortal realm of his Natal Star, roughly the same number as the Fifth-Rank Azure Edict civil and military judges he enfeoffed in the Nine Springs Underworld.

Liang Ji always maintained a rough balance between the number and rank of the ghosts, gods, and Earth Deities enfeoffed across the yin and yang realms of his Natal Star.

This helped maintain balance between the origins and Great Dao Laws of the two realms, and benefited the development of the Natal Star as a whole.

After enfeoffing a little over twenty Fifth-Rank City Gods, the many Fifth-Tier vassal heroic spirits could only remain in the Nine Springs Underworld to recuperate, waiting until the next time the Natal Star's origin grew stronger and provided new opportunities for enfeoffment and divine posts.

After completing the enfeoffment of the Fifth-Rank Azure Edict City Gods, he enfeoffed even more Sixth-Rank Crimson Edict and Seventh-Rank White Edict Earth Deities and local spirits. This touched on every aspect of the Natal Star and its vassals, allowing