Ning Rongrong's plan could not exactly be called earth-shattering, with a low chance of success.
It could also be called wildly imaginative, with no chance at all.
But the point was not feasibility. It was the idea!
The point was not those godhoods and divine artifacts they would cast down, but—the possibility of merging multiple god realms!
The Other Seven Devils did not realize what mattered. They all rejected Ning Rongrong's proposal.
So, according to what Dai Mubai and Ma Hongjun said, they prepared to send part of their inheritances, along with some resources, down to the Douluo Continent.
This sort of thing did not count as a violation, nor was it rare.
There were even quite a few gods who would send their divine artifacts into subordinate planes to achieve certain goals.
That was far more direct than sending down resources and inheritances.
Because gods truly could use their own divine artifacts to interfere remotely with the development of subordinate planes, even achieving an effect akin to descending through a projection.
Tang San had been paying attention to the conversation among the Other Seven Devils the entire time.
He had also eavesdropped on Ning Rongrong's plan.
The reason he had to eavesdrop
was because letting the Other Seven Devils act on their own showed his trust and magnanimity.
Eavesdropping in secret was to ensure no accidents occurred.
That was what it meant to have it both ways.
Huo Yuhao had some guesses about this, which was why he had used Ning Rongrong's mouth to raise the matter of merging god realms.
If he bet right, the plan would proceed smoothly.
If he bet wrong, he would lose nothing.
Why not do it?
And this time, fate stood on Huo Yuhao's side.
After Tang San eavesdropped on Ning Rongrong's words,