If that happened, the hearts of Spiritualized Universe cultivators would crumble, because most of them believed the Supreme Extreme didn't exist.
At that moment, many were wondering whether Yu Sang Tian had refrained from attacking Wujiang because he'd known all along how powerful Lu Yin was—and lacked confidence himself. Was that why he'd stopped the expedition against the Heavenly Origin Universe?
The more they thought about it, the more plausible the theory seemed. Rong Xiang thought so too.
Facing Lu Yin again, he lowered his attitude as much as he could. This one was nothing like the other Lords of Heaven—he was utterly lawless.
Lu Yin gave a small nod. "You know how to talk. Keep going."
Rong Xiang froze, his mind racing as he searched for flattering words he'd heard others use. Feeling distinctly uncomfortable, he tried, "Lord Lu Sang Tian's, uh, power is like the vast starry sky, boundless and, and also like..."
"Enough. You're stumbling over your words, and there's nothing original about it," Lu Yin said unhappily.
Rong Xiang hurriedly apologized, while deciding that as soon as he got back, he'd find a master flatterer and train until he got the hang of it.
Did Lord Lu Sang Tian like being flattered?
Plenty of people enjoyed flattery once they had power, but did someone at Lord Lu Sang Tian's level still need it? Suddenly, Rong Xiang thought of Lao Tao. The old fellow seemed pretty good at it. Right—Lord Lu Sang Tian must be used to Lao Tao flattering him. If someone did a better job, could they replace Lao Tao?
Rong Xiang felt miserable. He was the dignified vice chairman of the General Merchant Association and a Spirit Beginning Realm expert, yet here he was, flattering someone—and actually tempted by the idea. Good grief.
"Lord