The Trial Begins

Even King Zhuodai took the initiative to approach Guen, accepting his protection.

This stage is all about competition; there is competition between members of the same race, and there is competition between different races. The high and mighty Universe Venerables arrange for some Fenghou powerhouses without much potential to interfere with and hinder the progress of their opponents.

The number of participants allowed in the Kumin Nest is not infinite. As the trial-takers delve deeper, higher-level trials open up, but the entrances for different trial levels are inconsistent. High-level trial entrances are fewer in number; if one cannot occupy these limited high-level entrances, they can only start from the lower levels. Those low-level trials are not only of little use to the Kings, but they also drag down one's progress.

One step slow, and every step is slow.

This is the competition among the same race.

The trial entrances of the Kumin Nest are distributed evenly across the surface. The area occupied by humanity is vast, which means there are more high-level trial entrances. However, as long as they can delay the rhythm of the humans, the overall lag in human progress is beneficial to other races.

The failure of the enemy is one's own gain.

This is the competition between different races.

However, when various alien races appeared within the range of the humans' advance, they were immediately struck by dizziness and soul tearing, and after that, no one dared to offend them again.

Every life form that attempted to do so only managed to stir up a tiny ripple before no other alien dared to provoke the humans again.

Only then did King Zhuodai realize that perhaps this was exactly why King Mengshou, who excelled in the Law of Time, used this method to gather all the Kings