Facing the approaching demonic cultivators, Bo Yan's heart pounded.
Judging by the logic described in Guidance, he seemingly didn't need to worry about competing against cultivators from the Gold Coin World in terms of wealth.
A player's combat strength might not be impressive in the Monster World.
But their growth potential, and the rule-based powers equipped on them, clearly couldn't be measured by wealth alone.
The approaching demonic cultivators might have been able to smash his head with their fists.
But that would have been a crushing victory in the physical dimension.
Now, the other side was using the Gold Coin rules to challenge him in the dimension of wealth. That changed everything.
In this dimension, the demonic cultivators had given up on crushing him directly and were instead using wealth to calculate their combat strength.
As a player, he carried wealth in his pocket—something that could be regarded as proof of unlimited assets.
It was also proof that he was bound to the entire player system and could revive infinitely.
And any Monster Souls embedded in his Star Vein Slots were rule-level existences whose value couldn't be measured by any amount of resources.
No matter how wealthy his opponents were, they couldn't compete with the "player conglomerate" over whose bank balance was bigger.
This was practically an insult to the creator of the Monster World in his backstory: his brother Di Zhao.
It was also deeply disrespectful to Di Zhao's power.
If they were really measuring wealth, just one hair from Di Zhao could crush this civilization.
He suspected that the Gold Coin rules' scanning and quantification wouldn't even be able to measure the value of a Monster Soul.
It was like trying to weigh an aircraft carrier with a scale. There was simply no way to calculate its