The Yellow River Assembly stood for "when the nations contend, one must take the lead."
It was not merely a matter of politics. There were more practical considerations as well.
At the River Viewing Terrace, the great powers of the world displayed their "future," and used that "future" to divide up resources.
Fighters at the level of a True Lord could not be mobilized lightly. Apart from life and death, no one could serve as their "judge."
A True Lord as frequently active, flaunting and overbearing as Great Qi God of War Jiang Mengxiong was, in fact, a rare sight.
How many nations would dare let their own True Lord go alone to Sword Peak Mountain, where he would face a siege within enemy territory?
It would take peerless confidence and unrivaled arrogance to do such a thing.
If a True Lord fell, it would be a devastating price no nation could bear, a loss that would cripple it to the bone.
So even knowing how powerful Jiang Mengxiong was, Xia Kingdom could not help but try its luck, hoping to take the chance to surround and kill him on Sword Peak Mountain. If they could kill him, perhaps it would mark the beginning of Xia Kingdom's counterattack into the Eastern Domain!
Of course, everyone in the world already knew how it had ended.
The Yellow River Assembly looked only at the "future."
The great powers' positions in the world today already reflected their strength in the "present."
Another reason was that no matter how fiercely the "futures" fought, it all remained under control and within limits.
"Jing and Mu share the Northern Domain."
Those words were engraved in the heart of nearly everyone in the Northern Domain.
The two great powers of the age checked one another while joining