At the beginning of this upheaval, Human Race cultivators outside the sects had indeed merely watched coldly while protecting themselves.
It had to be admitted that in the Waterfall Domain, there were truly no family cultivators. Strictly speaking, there were only independent cultivators.
The Human Race was not native to this World Domain, and naturally, those independent cultivators had all come from beyond its borders.
Even now, independent cultivators continued arriving from outside the World Domain. Most had come hoping to make a fortune—some specialties of the Waterfall Domain had quite a market in the Main Plane. Though high-level cultivators might not care for them, they still appealed to low-level cultivators.
Word that the Waterfall Domain was unfriendly toward Human Race cultivators had spread somewhat, yet cultivators still came to take the risk. Their thinking was simple: if everyone else was too afraid to come but I dared to, wouldn't my chances of getting rich increase greatly?
Of course, most Human Race cultivators in the World Domain were descendants of humans who had settled and multiplied here long ago. Logically speaking, if they kept developing like this, forming families would only be a matter of time.
But families... were not welcome among the sects. Families with fewer than a hundred members were overlooked, since they were basically no different from independent cultivators. But once they reached a certain scale, especially a thousand members or more, sect cultivators would come and urge them to split up.
On the Sky-Qin Plane, such a demand was profoundly inhumane. Naturally, the larger a family was, the better; only then could they stand together. Even if they split into branches without dividing the clan, that still counted—they would at least remain living together.
Yet in the Waterfall Domain, this demand was considered legitimate, because the