Of the four True Venerables communicating here, which one had not lived for several thousand years?
They understood very clearly that developing the Insectoid World was far more difficult than they had initially imagined.
First of all, this world was vast enough that it might not be fully explored even after a thousand years. For any faction, an enormous territory was a headache. Effective management required an immense population to fill it.
The Heavenly Zither World had no shortage of people, but unfortunately, the laws of this world were extremely unfriendly toward cultivators. Spiritual energy could not be absorbed through normal means, so cultivators who came here only explored and searched for treasure. They could not remain here permanently.
More importantly, this world also possessed overlord-level forces capable of contending with Heavenly Zither cultivators.
If there were no opponents, even the largest world posed no problem; they could investigate it slowly. But with opponents present, the number of explorers had to keep up—this was where the advantage of population mattered.
Wei Sancai had realized this problem long ago, and now he simply laid it out in the open.
Xiaotong could not be bothered to argue with him. He merely said, "If your clan cultivators are willing to accept management and sign waivers, then of course they can enter the Insectoid World... I said so."
Tuo Tuo True Venerable stated that even the disciples of their Seven Emotions Dao had to promise to bear responsibility for their own lives and deaths if they wished to enter the Insectoid World. Otherwise, the Two Sects would never permit them entry. "Oh, and I'll have to bring a group of Seven Emotions Dao disciples here as well."
No one objected to entering through the passageway, so the next question arose: how would they travel