As for how to arrange the inheritances he had brought back, Ju Hua had already had some general ideas. After some further discussion with the powerful figures, a complete plan soon took shape.
Some precious inheritances certainly couldn't be passed on lightly, so Ju Hua decided to establish a contribution system within the Three Realms. All inheritances would have to be exchanged for contribution points.
Slaying evildoers, teaching disciples, venturing into chaos to seek treasures, and so on could all earn contribution points. Cultivators who had already made contributions to the Three Realms could also receive points in recognition of their efforts.
Ju Hua had already opened a passage connecting the Three Realms to the outside world. The powerful figures could venture out and take risks, and their chances of finding valuable treasures were fairly good. This would create a virtuous cycle.
In addition, Ju Hua planned to establish trials in the Great Worlds throughout the Three Realms. At regular intervals, each trial ground would draw outstanding cultivators from the Great Worlds to take part. Those who passed the trials would naturally receive inheritances.
That way, everyone in the Three Realms, whether powerful figures or ordinary cultivators, could benefit from the inheritances.
Once they had worked out a plan, all that remained was to put it into action.
Ju Hua spent several years setting up even more arrays and restrictions inside the Three Realms Divine Hall he had established. He also placed all the inheritances he had obtained within it.
After that, Ju Hua traveled from one Great World to another, beginning the extensive construction of trial grounds.
With Ju Hua's level of cultivation, building places suited to trials for mortals and, at most, Celestial Immortals and Celestial Immortals was exceedingly easy. It didn't take much of his time.
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