Di Yi City

Just as Richard was figuring out how to make money as quickly as possible, something blocked his way.

Hey, here comes the money-giving guy.

In order to fish, he changed his exposed Divine Clone into Wind Element Divine Clone after flying for only a short time.

In terms of speed, his Wind Element Divine Clone was not much slower than the Death Divine Clone at the High-level God realm, so it didn't delay his journey.

They caught a fish.

A group of more than ten God Level powerhouses surrounded them. The leader was a High-level God, the rest were Mid-level God, and there were two Low-level God as well.

This was a completely makeshift operation, a small gang.

These small gangs of robbers typically only rob those below the High-level God, since they cannot sense the strength of High-level God. If they were to rob a powerful High-level God, they would be doomed.

There are also bandit gangs that often have hundreds or even thousands of God Level powerhouses, and their targets are usually large merchant caravans.

Richard didn't wait for them to get close before launching an attack.

He took out a High-level Divine Artifact that matched his attributes, and with a single slash, he covered all the enemies, even flattening a mountain tens of kilometers away that was ten thousand meters high.

However, this power is reduced by more than a thousand times compared to the Material Plane.

However, this is normal for Supreme Divine Plane. If it weren't made more solid, how could it withstand the attacks of so many God Level powerhouses? Wouldn't the entire plane have been destroyed long ago?

It was all destroyed by those God Level little guys? Doesn't the Hongmeng developer have any pride?

Therefore, it was made exceptionally sturdy from the very beginning, allowing even God Level powerhouses to torment it.

As for the Chief God, I'm sorry, they are not allowed to fight in the Divine Plane and the Material Plane.

Want to fight? Go fight in the Spatial Turbulence.

If you accidentally destroy the Material Plane, you will be annihilated by the Overgod.

Richard's attack wiped out more than ten God Level powerhouses on the opposing side, including that High-level God.

All that remained were a pile of Godhead and Space Ring, along with numerous broken Divine Artifact.

Richard picked and chose, collecting the Godhead and the Space Ring. As for the damaged Divine Artifact? He only kept two High-level Divine Artifact, discarding the rest.

He tried to examine the High-level God's Space Ring to see if there was anything like Metal Lifeform, although he felt it was unlikely—this High-level God looked very poor.

The cheapest Metal Lifeform costs several million Ink Stone, while better ones cost tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of Ink Stone Ink Stone. This guy probably can't afford it.

But you can always try your luck.

But to my surprise, I couldn't open his Space Ring at all.

Richard was taken aback. Did this guy still have Divine Clone or his original body that wasn't dead?

Having spent a long time in the Material Plane, we've all gotten used to the fact that almost all the powerful beings' Clone are together.

Forgot, the Divine Plane is vast and boundless, and most powerful beings will place their Divine Clone far away as a precaution.

On the one hand, he wanted to save his own life; on the other hand, he wanted to ensure that he wouldn't leave his property to his mortal enemy even after he died.

However, this wasn't a big problem for Richard.

The Space Dao is one of the Great Daos he is most proficient in. Even Wind Element Divine Clone could, with a little time, locate the storage space of this Space Ring and retrieve the items.

Besides this ring, there are two others that also cannot be untied.

His journey became less boring after that, as he flew while taking stock of his spoils and trying to locate the storage spaces of several unopenable Space Ring.

After some time, before the spoils had been fully tallied, he was stopped again.

Looking ahead, there were only three Mid-level God blocking his way. Richard was speechless; this was an even smaller, makeshift team.

Without even drawing his sword, he casually launched an attack, gaining three more Godhead and Space Ring.

Continue on your journey.

This time, we've finally finished counting our spoils.

Sure enough, they're all poor bastards.

Even that High-level God's entire fortune was less than ten million Ink Stone.

The others were even poorer, Ink Stone tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of Ink Stone.

Some even had only a pitiful few Ink Stone or a few Ink Stone; the fewest might be those two Low-level God Space Ring.

And so Richard continued on his journey, robbing the bandits as he went.

But they were all small groups, and they didn't even encounter many High-level God.

It wasn't until about a month later that they encountered a large gang.

The group consisted of about a hundred people, led by three High-level God.

Richard finally managed to find two Metal Lifeform on these guys.

Although they are all the most common low-grade Metal Lifeform.

At least I don't have to fly by myself anymore.

He sent one of them to the Life Divine Clone using the Chat Group's red envelope function.

They're still wandering around the no-man's-land of the Life God Realm, and they desperately need a Metal Lifeform form for transportation.

Most importantly, the area is generally peaceful, and the Life Divine Clone, after wandering around for so long, only encountered one robbery.

Clearly, there's no way to get rich quickly over there.

If you want to get rich, you have to look to the Divine Clone on the Hell side.

After turning the tables and killing the robbers, they looted tens of millions of Ink Stone worth of spoils.

Since he set off, he's almost earned over a hundred million Ink Stone. If you add the Godhead of a few High-level God, it'll easily be over a hundred million.

If you do this a few more times, you'll make a fortune!

With the addition of the Metal Lifeform, his speed increased significantly, allowing him to reach Di Yi City much faster.

After several more months of flying by the Metal Lifeform, Richard finally arrived at Di Yi City.

They encountered countless robbers along the way; Richard even ran into a large gang of robbers numbering over a thousand.

Of course, most of these people eventually became his gains.

This caused Richard's wealth to swell considerably, and he even replaced his Metal Lifeform with a better one.

There were even a few extra Metal Lifeform that sent to the main body, giving it a means of transportation.

This thing can be considered a local specialty of the Coiling Dragon World. It is a special life form nurtured by nature. Its body is metal, and it has intelligence, can recognize a master, and can grow.

It is the primary long-distance flying vehicle in all the Divine Plane, replacing the self-flying of God Level powerhouses, saving Divine Power and increasing speed.

Of course, this thing is relatively weak in both attack and defense. Don't expect it to be very durable.

Richard put away his Metal Lifeform and paid the city entrance fee.

Cities in Hell all have entrance fees, and it's not just Hell that has them; all the major Divine Plane have them too.

Not only is there an entrance fee, but you're also not allowed to walk on the streets after nightfall.

In other words, you must have a place to live. Either own property or find a place to rent. Otherwise, you will be evicted from the city.

As for why there are such absurd rules, it's because the city is absolutely safe, and fighting is prohibited.

This is an ironclad rule; anyone who violates it will be apprehended by the City Guard, facing penalties ranging from fines to execution.

Generally, no one violates this rule, because it is a rule set by the Chief God, not just a private rule set by a certain city lord.

If the City Guard can't take it down, the city lord will personally intervene. In a large city like Di Yi City, the city lord usually has the strength of Seven-Star Fiend or higher.

The city also follows a system where the strong rise and the mediocre fall. Becoming the city lord is simple: just challenge the current city lord, and the winner becomes the new city lord.

This system applies not only to city lords but also to the Prefecture Lord of the 108 prefectures of Hell.

However, the Prefecture Lord is much stronger than the city lord; both are at the level of Hell Asura.

No one would dare to provoke them easily.

That's getting off-topic. If it weren't for such an absurd rule, all the Low-level God and Mid-level God would have flooded into the city and never left, causing it to burst into chaos.

Richard came to the Great City to exchange his Metal Lifeform for something better, and he also needed a detailed map to the Amethyst Mountains.

Arriving at the Bauhinia Castle located in the city center, this is an official trading institution found in all the major cities of the Bauhinia Continent, and it is clearly an industry under the control of the Bauhinia Sovereign.

Prices here are indeed a bit higher than elsewhere, but the goods are guaranteed authentic. You don't need to worry about being ripped off.

Therefore, Richard still prefers to buy what he needs here.

At the same time, they also cleared out their spoils.

All sorts of miscellaneous loot were cleared out, including Godhead, broken Divine Artifact, unusable God Level poisons and secret medicines.

In total, he received nearly one billion Ink Stone, and with the Ink Stone sponsored by various heroes along the way, his net worth is now close to five billion.

As for why there were so many Ink Stone, the leader of that large robbery gang contributed the vast majority of them.

That guy possesses the strength of Five-Star Demon, which is quite impressive even among Five-Star Demon. He alone contributed over three billion to Richard.

This allowed Richard to achieve relative financial freedom, at least enough to buy a few more high-end Metal Lifeform.

After all, he has many Clone. Even if not all of Clone are equipped with advanced Metal Lifeform, he must have at least a few main Clone, right?

Shouldn't the other Clone also be equipped with a few mid-level Metal Lifeform?

And so, Richard spent over a billion Ink Stone at the Bauhinia Castle to purchase several high-grade Metal Lifeform.

Advanced Metal Lifeform typically possess over 100 million Ink Stone, sometimes even 200-300 million, or even 300-500 million.

They bought more than ten mid-level Metal Lifeform.

This generous gesture made the reception staff beam with joy.

He then bought several maps, including a simplified map of the entire Hell, showing the distribution of major factions.

There are also a few more detailed maps of the Five Continents and Two Sea Regions.

At the same time, detailed maps of the Life Divine Clone Life God Realm and the area where the Divine Clone.

As a force under the command of the Chief God, they were actually able to produce maps of other Supreme Divine Plane.

Although it may not have been updated for many years, and the information on the distribution of power may not be as accurate, the general terrain is correct.

These maps combined are even more expensive than a high-level Metal Lifeform. But I have to buy them no matter how expensive they are, otherwise what if I accidentally wander into a restricted area?

Many forbidden zones are actually secluded places for powerful individuals, and he didn't want to get into a fight for no reason and gain nothing from it.

The main issue is that it's highly likely we won't win.

Many of the experts in Hell who are at least Seven-Star Fiend have accumulated the Sovereign’s Might, and at this stage, he simply cannot afford to offend them.

Then I bought some specialties from Hell, such as rare minerals and plants.

As for Soul Defense Divine Artifact, he looked at them and found none were cheap; they were all worth at least a hundred million, and their quality was very average. They were practically useless against the opponents he was facing now.

If you want to buy a high-quality item that can defend against soul attacks from powerful beings among the High-level God, you basically have to find a master who specializes in soul-related matters to customize it.

Putting aside the price of hundreds of billions or even trillions, the time required to forge such a top-tier Soul Defense Divine Artifact would be at least tens of thousands of years or even longer.

He could have refined it himself in that time.

That's right, he can now also forge Soul Defense Divine Artifact, but it's too time-consuming and not cost-effective.

He then stayed in Di Yi City for a while, explored the entire city, and sampled the local delicacies of Hell.

I saw the Feudal Lord Fiend Castle.

That's where star-level demon assessments are conducted, and where missions are issued and accepted.

Richard had no intention of becoming a demon.

Taking the demon test when he was weak would have been a viable option, but now that he's grown up and has plenty of ways to make money, he's too lazy to take the troublesome test.

A few days later, Richard set off again, preparing to head to the Bauhinia Mountain Range in the heart of the continent.

This journey is long, and even with advanced Metal Lifeform that fly much faster than he could, it would still take several decades.

"Are you sure he left the city?" a God Level expert asked.

"Yes, I've been keeping an eye on it," the other replied.

"Alright, let's chase after them then. This is a big, fat sheep; we can't let it get away," another person said.

It's obvious that someone has their eye on Richard. After all, he only appears to be a Mid-level God, yet he still made a large-scale purchase of items worth over a billion Ink Stone.

It's practically enticing these people to make a move.

He can't make a move inside the city, but he can outside. I refuse to believe this guy will stay inside forever.

So this group of people kept an eye on him, and even planned to keep an eye on him for a long time, for hundreds or thousands of years.

Unexpectedly, this person left the city in just a few days. Considering how cooperative this kid is, it's not unreasonable to give him a quick death.