Cultivators of the Fortune Dynasty System were actually quite similar to those of the Divine Path System. Both basically relied on faith, Wish Power, and Fortune for cultivation.
The difference was that the Divine Path System centered on personal worship, making believers place their faith in a particular deity.
By relying on enough believers to gather Fortune and obtain faith and Wish Power, they could improve themselves.
The Fortune Dynasty System, on the other hand, operated like a communal pot. Everyone worked together to establish a foundation, and as long as the person in power could govern it well, they would be considered a qualified ruler.
The people would then develop a sense of recognition toward that Fortune Dynasty. Once their faith and Wish Power condensed into Fortune, it could promote the ruler's cultivation.
The other aspects were also very similar. The ruler of a Fortune Dynasty was equivalent to the chief deity of a Divine System.
The more believers a chief deity had under their command and the firmer their faith, the stronger the chief deity would be. The same applied to the ruler of a Fortune Dynasty: the more subjects they had and the greater the people's recognition, the stronger they would become.
The officials of a Fortune Dynasty were like the subordinate deities of a chief deity. They either had the backing of a Divine System or that of a Fortune Dynasty.
They relied on the ruler of a Fortune Dynasty or the chief deity of a Divine System to carry them upward, ultimately ascending together with them.
Although these two types of cultivators also consumed many resources, they were not like Martial Dao and Immortal Dao cultivators, who had extremely stringent requirements for the environment of Heaven and Earth.
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