Raising Cattle

Ning Ye's reincarnation as a great power was a tremendous secret.

But a tremendous secret did not necessarily mean tremendous trouble.

In the cultivation world, anyone with even a little ability, in pursuit of longevity and greater heights, would strive for reincarnation.

The only difference was who could accomplish it, and who could do it better.

And what did it matter that Ning Ye had reincarnated from a great power beyond this world?

As long as he was not of the demonic path, as long as he had not harmed this world, he was still a friend.

Did being from elsewhere automatically make someone an enemy?

That was far too narrow-minded.

Secrets naturally had to be protected, but that did not mean exposing one would necessarily bring some great crisis—though trouble arising from it was unavoidable, whether it proved good or bad was another matter.

Many might become interested in the immortal arts he had used to reincarnate and cultivate anew. Some might threaten him because of it, but considering Ning Ye's current cultivation, status, and methods, it was more likely that they would seek to buy him over or cooperate with him.

In other words, it would give Ning Ye greater capital.

That was why Lin Mo had said this might not bring him disaster. If he handled it well, he might instead use this opportunity to ascend another level.

For that reason, Lin Mo did not think highly of this approach. Before Ning Ye had exposed them, taking the initiative to reveal it might instead expose themselves—Ning Ye's identity had already been laid bare anyway, so it did not matter if everyone was exposed together.

Let us see whether I am more unlucky, or you are.

Understanding this, the other four devils could only sigh helplessly as well.