[In his towering rage, Jin Jue Ming directly developed killing intent toward the Sky Luan Immortal King. After having the two Old Dragons accompanying him seal off the surroundings, leaving the Sky Luan Immortal King with no possibility of escape, he attacked alone.
Even when the Sky Luan Immortal King finally stopped pretending for the sake of survival and was forced to agree to trade the special bait he had obtained with Jin Jue Ming, Jin Jue Ming still did not stop...
In the very end, the Sky Luan Immortal King's fleshly body was torn apart by Jin Jue Ming's dragon claws into tens of millions of chunks of flesh. Even his Dao spirit (true spirit) failed to escape and was sliced apart along with it...]
[Shen Xing told you that the commotion Jin Jue Ming caused during the battle had been immense, and quite a few people had witnessed it. As a result, a first-rate force in the Eastern Territory had fled outright afterward.
In your view, Jin Jue Ming had been far too unreasonable and tyrannical this time. He had indeed established his authority, and if anyone discovered special bait in the Eastern Territory afterward, they would most likely hand over the news to the Spirit Palace immediately.
Yet many people had also been badly frightened by the Spirit Palace, fearing that if they ever displeased Jin Jue Ming here one day, they too would die an untimely death. This was a negative effect for the Spirit Palace. Those who left were losses to the Spirit Palace, for whether a region prospered did not depend solely on whether it had sufficient resources, but also on whether its great Immortal Cities had enough high-quality foot traffic.
The profits brought by prosperous Immortal Cities did not seem like much at